Deb Filler

Quick Facts

Full Name	Deb Filler
Occupation	Singer
Date Of Birth	Oct 30, 1954(1954-10-30)
Age	70
Country	New Zealand
Horoscope	Libra

Deb Filler Biography

Deb Filler is one of the most popular and richest Singer who was born on October 30, 1954 in New Zealand. Deborah Rachel “Deb” Filler is an New Zealand born writer/performer, character artist, and producer. Born to Jewish parents with she has a German mother Ruth Filler (born Ruth Adler in Hildesheim, Germany), and Sol (Schaja) Filler is an Pole born in Brzozow Galicia who survived Plascow, Auschwitz, Buchenwald and Theresienstadt concentration camps. Her grandparents fled Germany in 1938 to New Zealand in 1938 (her ancestral grandfather’s lineage can be traced back to the 16th the century, within Germany). The Adler family was based within Obernkirchen as well as Hildesheim. Judisches Leben in der Provinz includes the genealogy of the Adler’s family’s background in Obernkirchen and Hildesheim, as well as others Jews in the state of Schaumberg and a contribution from Filler.

The Handmaid’s Tale, Hulu, Shark Lords, FX, Reign, Odd Swiad, Lucky 7, Mr Bernstein, Punch Me in the Stomach The film was screened in theaters and later broadcast on television across the world, and on PBS.

“FILLER UP!” co-written by Lowry Marshall is a 27 character solo show where they bake a loaves bread called challah on stage, and ends with the tale of how her father , upon his liberation was in a position to bake bread for the captured German POW’sbecause everyone was hungry. The play was staged at New Zealand at the Wellington Fringe 2000, in Rhubarb! Festival. It was performed in Toronto, Baltimore Theatre ProjectBaltimore Theatre Project Theatre J Washington, Gloucester Theatre Company, Open Stage of Harrisburg (at their 2nd Annual WomenSpeak Festival in 2001) In Winnipeg in Winnipeg, and also at Assembly Rooms in Edinburgh. World premiere of the show at the Drill Hall Theatre, London 2003, with a sold-out show. Equally successful runs in Toronto, Berlin, Sydney,Auckland http://www.1.org.nz/item.asp?item=537&Refer=IN&Lng=ENG and the U.S. (Alexandria, VA, and FL).

Deb Filler Net Worth

Deb Filler is one of the richest Singer from New Zealand. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Deb Filler 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

Growing in Auckland in Auckland, she went to Mt Roskill Primary School, where there was a principal Presbyterian vicar, who preached to the entire class over the intercom system told the students that of the Jews who had murdered Jesus. When she was 9 years old, she argued to him that she and her parents did not have a involvement in the killing of Jesus and he later retracted his claim publicly. In the Little Folksingers from Mt Roskill which was a recording group from the local area and folk group, she was a part of several folk performances, which included Josh White, Judy Collins and also was introduced to Peter Paul and Mary, who encouraged her to keep singing traditional folk songs. At age 9, she began playing guitar, reciting socially important and intricately harmonized folk tunes with a determination to make a career out of folk music. The Little Folksingers from Mt Roskill recorded Malvina Reynolds her songs, such as”Puff The Magic Dragon, as well as a variety of other songs for children and folk from that time. She went on to attend Mt Roskill Intermediate and Mt Roskill Grammar Schools. After one year in the Machon L’Madrichei Chutz La’Aretz leadership institute in Israel and then she was accepted to become teacher trainees in The Auckland College of Education, specialising in acting. In the course of her studies in 1974 that she had the pleasure of meeting Leonard Bernstein. Bernstein was so happy that her father was at an event he performed in support of Holocaust victims at the Landsberg Displaced Person’s Camp, close to Munich in 1948 that he shut down Auckland Town Hall. Auckland Town Hall and played an entire piano concerto for Filler. Bernstein was a key figure model for Filler personally and professionally and often praised his generosity and warmth both in public and off. Filler co-wrote “Mr Bernstein”, a short film set for release in the New Zealand Film Commission Premiere Shorts program. She taught theatre, musicals, as well as English at Auckland Education Board. Auckland Education Board at area schools for three years. developing a musical Giz A Go Travelling Road Show which she performed in the painted bus of a friend with her students.

Filler was the lead singer of numerous bands, including rock and roll groups and was the founder of two renowned New Zealand punk cabaret groups, “The Ratz” and “Debbie and the Dum Dums” together with Derek Ward, Miles McKane, and Sarah Pierse. Also performed for the Backstreet Women’s Theatre, a group founded by feminists of the New Zealand Women’s Movement, protesting against an anti-abortion bill in the era of her birth in New Zealand, which was repealed. Then, she left New Zealand to study theatre in London but she remained there in New York when she discovered Stella Adler, Uta Hagen as well as Deborah Hedwall. Her first off-Broadway performance was Sophie, musical comedy that was based on the life of the singer Sophie Tucker. She performed throughout Europe as part of various 1980s theatre companies. The first show she performed as a soloist comprised of sketches that the show she wrote, and then performed her show, was dubbed “Pick of the Festivals at the Fringe from the CBC, Canada. In the 1980s, she performed in various New York downtown cabaret spaces she was a part of John Leguizamo, Blue Man Group as a guest artist at the Gusto House Cabaret’. She was then selected to perform as a headliner from Gusto during the 1990 Edinburgh Fringe Festival with fellow performers like Jim Turner. A tour through the U.K. was followed.

Filler has worked as an actor, writer and comedian internationally including the Stratford Festival and in The Handmaid’s Tale. She is best known for her character artistry and autobiographical writing and performance, Punch Me in the Stomach a comi-tragedy, blending laughter and tears. , co-written with Alison Summers, was her first major solo show. She performed thirty-six characters and the show was initially workshopped at La Mama Theatre in New York. It toured to the Adelaide Festival, and the New Zealand International Festival of the Arts, where she won ‘Critics’ Pick’. It opened off-Broadway at the New York Theatre Workshop in 1992 and has frequently toured internationally including return shows to Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland and Berlin. It opened New York’s Jewish Museum’s refurbished theatre, sold out at Sydney’s Belvoir Street Theatre and around the world and opened the new Hong Kong Theatre for the Arts. The show was adapted to a film by documentary filmmaker and director Francine Zuckerman.

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Deb Ranked on the list of most popular Singer. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in New Zealand. Deb Filler celebrates birthday on October 30 of every year.