Michael Lederer

Quick Facts

Full Name	Michael Lederer
Occupation	Writer
Date Of Birth	Jul 9, 1956(1956-07-09)
Age	68
Country	United States
Birth City	Princeton
Horoscope	Cancer

Michael Lederer Biography

Michael Lederer is one of the most popular and richest Writer who was born on July 9, 1956 in Princeton, United States. Michael Lederer, an American screenwriter, novelist and short story writer, was born July 9, 1956 in Princeton. He currently resides in Berlin, Germany. Die Welt referred to him as “an archaeologist of the great American writers”.

Lederer established the 17th century Sir George Downing manuscript collections at Harvard University in 1997-1999.

Lederer is a member of the Kunstlerhof group of artists in Berlin. He is a lifetime member of the National Arts Club in New York City, and is a member of the Players Club, also in New York City. Lederer has lived in Berlin since

2003. Since 2015, he is a Jury member of Boddinale. He and his Polish-born wife Katarina also have a home in Cadaqués, Spain. The couple have three adopted children, Lukas born 2009, Alexander born 2011, and Katarina born
2004. Lederer also has one child from an earlier marriage, Nicholas born 1988.

Croatian President (and composer) Ivo Josipovic, director Irina Brook, and the artist Genia Chef were among those artists helping launch Dubrovnik Shakespeare Festival. DSF also runs a museum program in conjunction with the Marin Drzic Museum of Dubrovnik. Lederer served as Artistic Director of DSF 2009-2012.

Lederer and Judy, his first wife, lived in La Herradura in the south of Spain between 1984-85. Lederer said in a 2014 interview that he was drunk and stoned and climbed up the balconies of his apartment. He also fell from the fourth floor down to the parking lot. He began writing a novella while recovering from a broken leg at Granada’s Hospital Clinico de San Cecilio. This is the story about a family who must decide whether or not to sell their small farm to developers. “Nothing lasts forever anymore” was published by Parsifal Ediciones in Barcelona and Cadaques in 1999. It is also known as “Ya Nada Dura Eternamente”. The book was reviewed by David Marti in 2001 by the Catalan writer. He wrote that “Noone as yet has been capable, like Michael Lederer to engender calmness of life and dreams along the shores of the fragile, but powerful Mediterranean Sea.” PalmArt Press, Berlin published a revised edition “Nothing lasts forever anymore” in English and German in March 2013. It was presented at the Leipzig Book Fair. The German title is “Nichts ist mehr fur die Ewigheit.”

Michael Lederer Net Worth

Michael Lederer is one of the richest Writer from United States. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Michael Lederer 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

Michael Lederer was born in Princeton (New Jersey), where his father, Ivo Lederer taught East European diplomatic history and contemporary Russian politics at Princeton University. His father was from Croatia. The family moved to New Haven in Connecticut in 1957. They moved to Palo Alto in California in 1965. Six months later, the parents split. Lederer was educated at Palo Alto schools and graduated from Henry M. Gunn High school in 1974. Lederer, who was 12 years old, joined the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists to work in San Francisco as a child actor. He played the role of Gandalf at Palo Alto Children’s Theatre in 1972. Tad Williams, a future fantasy author and best-selling author, played the role of Smaug. Lederer was living in a tipi in the Santa Cruz Mountains, California in the late seventies. Joan Baez and David Harris, her husband at the time, founded the community as the Institute for the Study of Non-Violence. The Land website has a detailed interview with Lederer about his time in The Land.

Lederer earned a B.A. in 1981. Binghamton University in New York awarded Lederer a B.A. in Theatre Arts. The original actor of TheatreWorks in Palo Alto, winner of the Tony Award for Theatre Arts, was Lederer. There were roles for Lucullus in Brecht’s The Trial of Lucullus and Cyrano in Cyrano de Bergerac. Prince Serpuhovsky was also part of Tolstoy’s Strider. Fraulein Dora featured Sigmund Freud. Lederer was the Claudius in a touring production in 1989 of Hamlet, in London and Hong Kong. He also helped to announce the discovery of The Rose Theatre in London, which was the first theatre of Elizabethan era. He discovered the archeological dig at London’s South Bank and alerted The London Evening Standard. They issued the first public appeal to save The Rose from being destroyed by real estate developers.

In 1998, Lederer co-founded the Safe Haven Museum in Oswego, New York. The museum chronicles the voyage of the only group of Jewish refugees admitted into the United States from Europe during World War II. The 982 refugees included Lederer’s father, who had been born in Zagreb, Yugoslavia, as well as his aunt and grandparents. Upon arriving by ship in New York harbor, the refugees were immediately interned in a refugee camp at what is now the site of the museum. The story of those 982 refugees is told in the 2001 movie “Haven” starring Natasha Richardson and Hal Holbrook.

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From 2015-2018, he has contributed a series of articles to the American Studies Journal Blog.

Facts & Trivia

Michael Ranked on the list of most popular Writer. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in United States. Michael Lederer celebrates birthday on July 9 of every year.

In December 2016, writing for Politico Magazine, Lederer responded to the Christmas market attack in Berlin.