Maria Kraakman

Maria Kraakman

Acting

Born: 1975-08-05 in Soest - Utrecht - Netherlands

Biography

Maria Kraakman (born, August 5, 1975) is a Dutch actress who graduated from the Arnhem Theater School in 1998 and now works as a permanent actress at Toneelgroep Oostpool. In 2005 she won a Golden Calf for her tranquil role in Nanouk Leopold's film Guernsey. Previously she appeared in Leopold's Îles flottantes (2001) and in a few short television films and plays, such as Eline Vere, where she was nominated for best female stage actress. In 2008 and 2009 Kraakman appeared in the solo performance Anonymous by Nataliya Golofastova, for which she won the Gouden Kniertje in September 2009. In 2010 she won the Theo d'Or for her performance in Orlando. She is the girlfriend of actor Dragan Bakema, with whom she played the lead role together in the play Tramlijn Begeerte at the end of 2012.

Known For

Keyzer & De Boer Advocaten

Keyzer & De Boer Advocaten

Merel Groenendijk

Twee dromen

Twee dromen

Instinct

Instinct

Paula

Roman Tragedies

Roman Tragedies

Cominius / Octavius / Caesar (Antony & Cleopatra)

Één Grote Familie

Één Grote Familie

Barbara Herbert

The terrible eighties

The terrible eighties

Marja 1

Guernsey

Guernsey

Anna

Scrapwood War

Scrapwood War

Inez

Hunting & Sons

Hunting & Sons

Childhood Dreams

Childhood Dreams

Suus

In Blue

In Blue

Lin

Humidity

Humidity

Karin

My Queen Karo

My Queen Karo

Alice

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Zinloos

The Gang of Oss

The Gang of Oss

Trees

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Xenomelia

The Doctor

The Doctor

Rogier Hartman

Schneider vs. Bax

Schneider vs. Bax

Francisca

Cobain

Cobain

Pieternel

Tussen man en vrouw

Tussen man en vrouw

Mag ik je aanraken?

Mag ik je aanraken?

Self

Mooi geweest

Mooi geweest

Olivier etc.

Olivier etc.

Carola

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Man in Suit

06/05

06/05

Petra

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HannaHannaH

HannaHannaH

A Day in The Life of a Female Frame

A Day in The Life of a Female Frame

Curator

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ITA Live Encore: Ibsen House

Johanna, Lena (adult)

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The long aftermath of a short announcement