“An excellent actress has passed away, full of energy, love for art, theater and people, warm, cordial, kind, with a great sense of humor. My friend. Goodbye, Jolu …” – wrote the members of the Association of Polish Stage Artists in social media.
Jolanta Lothe was an actress of the Teatr im. Osterwa in Lublin and Warsaw theaters: Syrena, Classic, Narodowy, Mały and Studio. From 1989, together with her husband, she ran Lothe Lachmann Videoteatr “Outside”.
“Jolanta Lothe had love for the theater in her blood – her mother, Wanda Stanisławska-Lothe, was a valued actress; she made her debut on the professional stage at the age of several. Nevertheless, she resisted for a long time to follow in her mother’s footsteps, and initially thought that her the future will be related to medicine. She began to think seriously about the fact that she could make a career in front of cameras only just before graduating from high school, when she was successful in a recitation competition. She submitted her papers to the theater school and, despite her fears, she got in the first time “- she wrote o Lothe Sonia Mozel in Onet Kultura.
Viewers remember the actress from films such as “Hunting Flies”, “The Deluge” or “Brunet in the Evening”. One of her most popular roles is the one in Marek Piwowski’s “The Cruise”; Lothe played there with her mother. She also appeared in the series “Polskie Droga”, where she played the role of Urszula Kurasiowa. Recently she appeared in the series “Barwy Szczęścia”; representing this production said goodbye to the actress on social mediawriting – “With great sadness we announce the death of Ms. Jolanta Lothe, an outstanding theater, film and television actress, who shared with us her extraordinary talent, passion and commitment, creating the character of Teresa Struzik, beloved by the viewers grandmother Pyrka. We express our sincere regret and compassion for the family and loved ones of Mrs. Jolanta “.
For her professional achievements, she was awarded the Bronze Medal for Merit to Culture – Gloria Artis.
The news of Jolanta Lothe’s death in an interview with Onet was confirmed by Krzysztof Szuster, president of ZASP.
(jbr)
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