Magdalena Wiedenhofer is a film and theatre actress born in Switzerland and living in Berlin.
She began acting at the Châtlet de Paris at the age of 6. Further productions followed in Germany and Switzerland. At the age of 17, she worked as a freelance assistant director in Germany and France and directed her first plays. 
From 2009 to 2013, she studied acting at the Academy of Performing Arts Baden-Württemberg in Ludwigsburg, shot her first films with the Film Academy Ludwigsburg and received her first permanent engagements (Staatstheater Wiesbaden, Münchner Volkstheater). 
She has worked with film directors as Maurice Hübner, Shirel Peleg, Torsten C. Fischer, Samira Radsi, Kai Wessel, Connie Walter and theatre directors as Falk Richter, Lilja Ruprecht, Luk Perceval, Christian Stückl, Mina Salehpour and many others. With ‘Ein kurzer Scheissfilm’ by David Wagner, she received the Audience Award for ‘Best Movie’ and ‘Best Actress’ at 48hrs Berlin.
She can be seen in various film and television formats, including ‘BoomBoom Bruno’ (Grimme Prize) Sky (Warner Bros), “Tatort” ARD, ‘Watzmann ermittelt’ ARD, ‘Der Alte’ ZDF, and many more.
Magdalena Wiedenhofer continues to appear in theatre productions, including ‘Geheimlich’ (Tanztheaterproduktion Frankfurt), ‘Die Dreigroschenoper’ as Polly Peachum at the Münchener Volkstheater, and various roles at the Monbijoutheater Berlin.
During Covid (2020-2022), she completed training in as a body therapist (post-traumatic stress disorder + sexual abuse experience) and as a yoga teacher for oncology and palliative care.