Janni Goslinga

Goslinga has previously appeared at ITA in The Laws, The Years, The Doctor, Primeval and Other Times, Blood Wedding, The Damned, Flight 49, Ibsen House, The Things That Pass, The Cherry Orchard, Roman Tragedies, Scenes from a Marriage, From the Life of the Marrionettes, Othello, The Fountainhead, The Seagull, Mourning Becomes Electra, Glengarry Glen Ross, Summer Trilogy, de Russen!, Antigone-Kreon-Oidipous, Antonioni Project, All my Sons, The Pelican, Disgrace, The Entertainer, Queen Lear, Cries and Whispers, Nora, Liliom, Opening Night, A Streetcar Named Desire (Colombina), Perfect wedding, Denne, Huis van de toekomst, Drie zusters, Romeo and Julliet, In two minds, Con amore, Mind the gap, Ruigoord, True love, Zonder titel, Stalker, Angst en ellende in het rijk van Kok, Closer, Oom Wanja, De meisjeskamer, Herakles, Zinsbegoocheling, Een soort Hades, Licht, Voorjaarsontwaken, Prometheus, Srebrenica!, Streetcar and Ilias.

Goslinga received the 2008 Colombina for her role in A Streetcar Named Desire, and her role in The Doctor earned her a Theo d'Or nomination in 2022.

Goslinga became known to a wider audience through her role as a profiler in the VARA police series Ernstige Delicten and through her many television appearances, including Als de dijken breken, Baantjer, Penoza, Daar Vliegende Panters and the VPRO series Docklands. Her films include De Noorderlingen, HannaHannah, Hoe overleef ik mezelf and Doodslag.

In 2022 she received the Mary Dresselhuys Prijs. The jury honoured her ‘specifically for the meticulous and sublime way in which she brought the character of Ruth Wolff to life in the production The Doctor’, and also praised Goslinga’s ‘consistent quality in the many roles she has played at ITA over the past two decades’.