Peggy O.
Performing artist
singer, actor, dancer

Stage:
2000 "Carmina Burana", Musikfestspiele Dresden
(Choreography: Fabrice Jucquois)
2001 "Camille Claudel - Künstler zu verkaufen"
TheaterHaus Köln (Choreography: F. Jucquois)

Soloist in the stage production of "Von Nähe und Ferne"
Tiroler Landestheater, Innsbruck
(Choreography: F. Jucquois)

2001/2002 "Casanova" Tiroler Landestheater,
Innsbruck and guest performance in Sankt Pölten
(Choreography: Jochen Ulrich)

2006 Soloist in "Nees un 30 Fevrier"
Theater-im-Ballsaal, Bonn
(Choreography: F. Jucquois, Music: Michael Sorg)

 
Cabaret:
2003 "Ringelstern" with Michael Sorg
2006 "Morgenmeer" with Michael Sorg
2009 "Federsturm" with Michael Sorg
2009 "Piano Girl" written by, and
performed with, by Robin Meloy Goldsby

Biography:
Peggy Obersiebrasse, born 1972 in  
      Leverkusen, Germany
grew up in an athletic household
     mother: gymnastic and sports teacher
     father: Olympic competitor 100m Sprint
     Tokio 1964

Up until 1991, she honed her skills  
    dancing through the living room and  
    bedroom to Dave Brubecks "Unsquare
    Dance" and Jacques Loussiers "Play
    Bach,"  as well as demonstrating her
    moves in gymnasiums and on athletic
    fields, then on to graduation.

A short but weighty study of
    Philosophy  101 followed
    (RWTH Aachen)
    
1993-1996 Medau Schule Coburg

dance and rhythmic instruction
    for physical educators
health sciences instruction
    for  physical therapists

In 1996 in jazz club "The Cave,"  met
    American pianist and composer
    Michael Sorg, who offered unwavering  
    support of Peggy's musical talent
    and performed with her in various
    formations.


First drama instruction with
    Wolfgang Graczol at the 
    TAETER Theater, Heidelberg

Various dance instruction

1999-2001 studies at the
    German Sport University Cologne

Invitation from Jochen Ulrich and
    Fabrice Jucquois to perform in various
    productions, among others, at the  
    Tiroler Landestheater Innsbruck

2000 was discovered at a private party by
    Sabine von Gyzicki (Program Director
    of the  Leverkusen cabaret theater club  
    Kolonie 1) and repeatedly invited to
    perform on that stage, which was the
    origin of the "outrageously mixed
    evenings of song" with Michael Sorg
     "Ringelstern" (2003) and
     "Morgenmeer" (2006) 

2002-2004 USA (Virgina Beach/Virginia)

Since 2005 in Siegburg near Bonn
    with two sons (*2004 und *2007)

2009 "Federsturm" and more...