Sébastien Dupouey

Born in 1969 in Paris. Studied at the der École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Paris. He works as a musician and graphic designer for the French music scene. He directs for music video productions and French television. Since 2005 he has been creating video sequences for theatre, as well as developing video installations and film projects. He has collaborated with Falk Richter, Stefan Pucher, Lars-Ole Walburg and Christina Paulhofer, among others. He has worked under Thomas Ostermeier at the Münchner Kammerspielen, on productions including »Vor Sonnenaufgang« by Gerhart Hauptmann (2005) and »Susn« by Herbert Achternbusch (2009), and at the Stadsschouwburg Amsterdam on »Ghosts« by Henrik Ibsen (2011). Sébastien Dupouey lives and works in Paris and Berlin.

Schaubühne

Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen (Direction: Thomas Ostermeier, 2006)
Die Katze auf dem heißen Blechdach by Tennessee Williams (Direction: Thomas Ostermeier, 2007)
Hamlet by William Shakespeare (Direction: Thomas Ostermeier, 2008)
Kabale und Liebe by Friedrich Schiller (Direction: Falk Richter, 2008)
Die Ehe der Maria Braun by Rainer Werner Fassbinder (Direction: Thomas Ostermeier, 2009)
Dämonen by Lars Norén (Direction: Thomas Ostermeier, 2010)
Othello by William Shakespeare (Direction: Thomas Ostermeier, 2010)
Viel Lärm um Nichts by William Shakespeare (Direction: Marius von Mayenburg, 2013)
Richard III. by William Shakespeare, Direction: Thomas Ostermeier (2015)
Stück Plastik by Marius von Mayenburg (Direction: Marius von Mayenburg, World Premiere 2015)
Peng by Marius von Mayenburg, Direction: Marius von Mayenburg (Worl Premiere 2017)
Rückkehr nach Reims after Didier Eribon, Direction: Thomas Ostermeier (2017)
Im Herzen der Gewalt by Édouard Louis, Direction: Thomas Ostermeier (2018)
abgrund by Maja Zade, Direction: Thomas Ostermeier (World Premiere, 2019)
Jugend ohne Gott by Ödön von Horváth, Direction: Thomas Ostermeier (2019)
Das Leben des Vernon Subutex 1 von Virginie Despentes, Regie: Thomas Ostermeier (2020)
Returning to Reims after Didier Eribon, Direction: Thomas Ostermeier (new version, 2020)
Michael Kohlhaas by Heinrich von Kleist, Direction: Simon McBurney and Annabel Arden (2020)
Qui a tué mon père (Who killed my father) by Édouard Louis, Direction: Thomas Ostermeier (2021)
Nachtland by Marius von Mayenburg, Director: Marius von Mayenburg (World Premiere, 2022)