André Eisermann loves to tell stories. Whether in front of the camera, on the theater stage or as a narrator - taking his audience to the world of his characters is his passion. As a child in a family of showmen, he has known since early childhood about the enchanting magic inherent in every story. You just have to tell it right. 

After completing his acting training at Otto Falckenberg School in Munich, André performed at Munich Kammerspiele and Theater in der Josefstadt, among others, before achieving his breakthrough as a film actor with the role of "Kaspar Hauser" in Peter Sehr's film of the same name. He then portrayed Johannes Elias Alder in Joseph Vilsmaier's adaptation of the novel "Schlafes Bruder," which was nominated for a Golden Globe, among other awards. 

Since then, André Eisermann has appeared in numerous theater, film and television productions. Together with Mario Adorf, he is one of the co-founders of Nibelungen Festival in Worms, where he appeared in various productions for 15 years.
 At Salzburg Festival, André took on the role of "Puck" in Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" under the direction of Leander Haußmann. He has worked with Ruth Berghaus, Christoph Schlingensief, Karin Beier as well as the unforgotten theater maker George Tabori, among others. 

André Eisermann is playful in the best sense of the word, full of enthusiasm for his profession and curious about the many stories that still have to be told.