Anke Engelke

Early on, she exhibited singing talent, and was discovered in 1978 by Georg Bossert at a performance of her school's choir.From 1996 to 2000, she was part of Die Wochenshow on Sat.1, a rather famous comedy TV show in Germany at that time, alongside Bastian Pastewka, Ingolf Lück and Marco Rima.In 2003, Engelke and Olli Dittrich were awarded the Grimme-Preis for the improv show Blind Date 2 – Taxi nach Schweinau.On 17 May 2004, when the very successful Die Harald Schmidt Show left Sat.1, Engelke took over its timeslot with Anke Late Night, which was cancelled due to low ratings a few months later on 21 October 2004.[4] The following year, Engelke served as the spokesperson for Germany at the Eurovision Song Contest 2012 held in Baku, Azerbaijan.
Engelke performing in 2008
German Film AwardsMontrealQuebecCologneFunkausstellungBerlinDie WochenshowBastian PastewkaIngolf LückOlli DittrichGrimme-PreisFinding NemoEllen DeGeneresDisneyTarzanMinnie DriverLadykracherDie Harald Schmidt ShowAnke Late NightMarge SimpsonThe SimpsonsElisabeth VolkmannMy Fair LaddyEuropean Film AwardsEurovision Song Contest 2011DüsseldorfStefan RaabJudith RakersGermanyEurovision Song Contest 2012Azerbaijanhuman rightsUnser Song für MalmöDer Schuh des ManituDer WixxerUrmel aus dem EisThe Trip to PanamaThe Simpsons MovieVollidiotFreche MädchenFrau Müller muss weg!Ghosthunters on Icy TrailsThe Most Beautiful Girl in the WorldMy SonLocked-in SocietyThe Interpreter of SilenceMarkus Maria ProfitlichGoldene KameraAdolf Grimme AwardTatortLindenstraßePastewka22nd European Film Awards23rd European Film AwardsMärt Avandi24th European Film Awards25th European Film AwardsHelge SchneiderDeutschland 86The Last WordThe Simpsons GameRandom House AudioFelix SaltenNadia HasnaouiHaddy N'jieErik SolbakkenEurovision Song Contest presenterLeyla AliyevaNargiz Berk-PetersenEldar Gasimov