Ingeborg Brams (Danish pronunciation: [ˈeÌ Å‹É™ËŒpÉ'Ë€ ˈpÊ É'mË€s];
9 December 1921 â€" 14 October 1989) was a Danish film, radio,
television and theatre actress. She was born in Hobro, Denmark and
died in Denmark. She appeared in 11 films between 1941 and 1957 plus
several TV and radio plays, perhaps best remembered as a revered
theater actress with a long connection to the Royal Danish Theatre
lasting 18 years and countless performances to her credit. In the
early 1960s she would start to develop a growing severe stage fright
then spent the last twenty years of her life mainly with public book
readings, in churches and theatres as well as more radio work. Her
step-granddaughter is the Danish recorder player Michala Petri.
9 December 1921 â€" 14 October 1989) was a Danish film, radio,
television and theatre actress. She was born in Hobro, Denmark and
died in Denmark. She appeared in 11 films between 1941 and 1957 plus
several TV and radio plays, perhaps best remembered as a revered
theater actress with a long connection to the Royal Danish Theatre
lasting 18 years and countless performances to her credit. In the
early 1960s she would start to develop a growing severe stage fright
then spent the last twenty years of her life mainly with public book
readings, in churches and theatres as well as more radio work. Her
step-granddaughter is the Danish recorder player Michala Petri.
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