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Klaus Mikoleit was born in Berlin in 1945. He studied acting at Berlin's Max-Reinhardt-Seminar. Throughout his career, Mikoleit was a member of the Schauspielhaus Bochum (1969–1976), the Thalia Theater Hamburg (1976–1980), and the Staatliche Schauspielbühnen Berlin (1980–1986). He collaborated with notable directors such as Peter Zadek, Hans Neuenfels, Boy Gobert, Michael Verhoeven, and Boleslaw Barlog.
In the early 1980s, he gained recognition in film and television following his roles in 'Die Geschwister Oppermann' (1981, directed by Egon Monk) and 'Die flambierte Frau' (1982, directed by Robert van Ackeren). Since then, he has primarily worked in these media, occasionally returning to theater with appearances at the Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus in 1986 and the Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg in 1992.
Selected film and TV roles include:
- 1981: 'Das Ende vom Anfang' (feature film, director: Christian Görlitz)
- 1982: 'Die Hamburger - Krankheit' (feature film, director: Peter Fleischmann)
- 1983: 'Das Geschenk' (TV feature, director: Marcus Scholz)
- 1985: 'Killing Cars' (director: Michael Verhoeven)
- 1986/87: 'Die Losbergs' (TV series, director: Karin Hercher and others)
- 1986: 'Tatort - Schuldlos Schuldig' (TV feature, director: Thomas Engel)
- 1986: 'Wilder Westen inklusive' (3-part TV feature, director: Dieter Wedel)
- 1987: 'Morgen in Shanghai' (TV series, director: Hagen Mueller-Stahl)
- 1987: 'Der gläserne Himmel' (feature film, director: Nina Grosse)
- 1988: 'Die Hexe von Köln' (TV feature, director: Hagen Mueller-Stahl)
- 1989: 'Büro, Büro' (TV series, director: Ulrich König and others)
- 1989: 'Marleneken' (TV feature, director: Karin Brandauer)
- 1989: 'Liebling Kreuzberg' (TV series, director: Werner Masten)
- 1990: 'Leo und Charlotte' (TV feature, director: Kaspar Heidelbach)
- 1990: 'Der Strohmann' (feature film, director: Ulrich Stark)
- 1991: 'Die Lok' (feature film, director: Gerd Haag)
- 1991: 'Endstation Harembar' (TV feature, director: Rainer Wolffhardt)
- 1992: 'Negerküsse' (TV feature, director: Maria Theresia Wagner)
- 1993: 'Silvesterparty' (feature film, director: Perikles Hoursoglou)
- 1992–97: 'Adelheid und ihre Mörder' (TV series, director: Ulrich Stark and others)
- 1994: 'Tatort - Endstation' (TV feature, director: Hagen Mueller-Stahl)
- 1994–99: 'Für alle Fälle Stephanie' (TV series, director: Vera Loebner and others)
- 1995: 'Große Freiheit' (TV series, director: Christian Görlitz)
- 1995: 'Die Grube' (documentary, director: Karl Fruchtmann)
- 1995: 'Allein in der Welt' (Les Allumettes Suédoises) (3-part TV feature, director: Jacques Ertaud)
- 1996: 'Frauen morden leichter' (TV feature, director: Thorsten Näther)
- 1996: 'Entre terre et mer' (6-part TV feature, director: Hervé Basle)
- 1997: 'Zur Zeit zu Zweit' (TV feature, director: Hanno Saul)
- 1998: 'Abgehauen' (TV feature, director: Frank Beyer)
- 1998: 'Bella Block - Geflüsterte Morde' (TV feature, director: Christian Görlitz)
- 1998: 'Die Sternbergs' (TV feature, director: Gloria Behrens)
- 1999: 'Zum Glück verrückt - Eine unschlagbare Familie' (TV feature, director: Klaus Rumpf)
- 2000: 'Die Meute der Erben' (TV feature, director: Ulrich König)
- 2001: 'Der Verleger' (2-part TV feature, director: Bernd Böhlich)
- 2001: 'Der letzte Zeuge' (TV episode, director: Bernhard Stephan)
- 2003–04: 'German History - Auschwitz and the Nazi-state' (BBC documentary, director: Detlef Siebert)
