
Sandra Flubacher was working as a bank clerk when she decided to study drama in her hometown of Zurich. After graduating, she went on to perform in Cologne, Frankfurt and Bonn. Later she joined the Thalia ensemble (under the artistic directorship of Jürgen Flimm) where her roles included Johanna Dark in Brecht’s ‘Saint Joan of the Stockyards’ (directed by Ruth Berghaus), the title role in Lessing’s ‘Minna von Barnhelm’ (directed by Wolf-Dietrich Sprenger) and Natalia Ivanovna in Chekhov’s ‘Three Sisters’ in a production by Jürgen Flimm.
Under the artistic directorship of Ulrich Khuon, she worked with the likes of Dutch director Alice Zandwijk and David Bösch, who directed her in the role of Sophie in Goethe’s ‘Clavigo’. She also played Marthe in Goethe’s Faust, under the direction of Andreas Kriegenburg. Since Joachim Lux’s appointment as artistic director she has worked with directors including Bastian Kraft, Gernot Grünewald, Anne Lenk, Luk Perceval and Kornél Mundruczó.
Sandra Flubacher has been a permanent member of the Thalia ensemble since 1993.
Death in Venice
Hamlet
Hanans Geschichte
Herzzentrum XII
HOME | SICK
Measure for Measure
Robbers’ Hands
The Robbers
Wanja on Gauß Street
3000 Euros
Angels in America
Before Us, Uhe Deluge
Being on Fire
Cyrano de Bergerac
Dancer in the Dark
Ghost Knight
Goddaughters
Herzzentrum VII
I am just like you, I love apples
In the Solitude of Cotton Fields
Katie of Heilbronn
Lange Nacht der Weltreligionen
Lange Nacht der Weltreligionen: Religionen und Stadt
Lesung: Elfriede Jelinek /"Die Schutzbefohlenen/"
Liliom
Orlando
Performing Embassy of Hope
Peter Weiss 100
Reckless
Refugees
Slay the poor!
The broken jug
The Disappeared from Altona
The Longing of Veronika Voss
The Politicians
The Three Musketeers
The Truth about THE KENNEDYS
The Wild Things
Who once eats out of the tin bow