Marina Krauser received her education as an actress and musical performer in Berlin(Germany) and Salzburg(Austria).
A great inspiration and a crucial influence on her work as an actress was the encounter with Susan Batson,in whose workshops she participated several times.
Theatre engagements in the following cities: Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Ingolstadt, Dortmund, Duesseldorf, Cologne. A flexible performer,she has been seen in such contrasting roles as i.e. Eliza Doolittle in "Pygmalion", Wilson in "A month of Sundays", Mariane in "L`Ávare", Anne Dindon in "La cage aux folles", Audrey in "Little Shop of Horrors", the Snake Kaa in "The Jungle Book", Jenny in "The Three Penny Opera", Andy in "Stepping Out", Diana in "Absent friends" or Sittah in "Nathan the Wise".
In television she won an audience through guest roles in well-known german series. She also acted in german television films and played the leading role in "Die aufrichtige Luegnerin".
Suzanna in "Deadline" is her first cinema role.
Marina Krauser has a special love for tap-dancing, a pursuit which she has followed since her childhood. An accomplished and passionate performer,she is also a choreographer. In June 2003 she choreographed and danced the tap-number "David danced before the Lord" in Duke Ellington`s Sacred Concert in Berlin.

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