- Only from 1954 he acted again in front of the camera for some TV productions.
- He soon became established as a theater actor still he wanted to gain a foothold as a singer at the music theater as well.
- The versatile Waldemar Staegemann enlarged his field of activity when he realised several performances as a director in Dresden too.
- The actor and opera singer Waldemar Staegemann grew up in a musical family.
- Waldemar Staegemann retired from the stage in 1939 and dedicated to the young artists as a singing teacher at the Musikhochschule in Berlin. Later followed a similar function in Hamburg.
- He made his debut as a baritone at the Hofoper Dresden in 1912 where he remained active till 1936. He also became accepted in this genre in no time and became a demanded artist. It didn't last long and international appearances in Paris and London followed.
- Besides his acting artistry he also wrote some poems.
- His father Max Staegemann was general manager of the Stadttheater Leipzig, his mother was the violinist Hildegard Kirchner.
- He made his film debut already in 1919 with "Verlorene Seelen" (1919) but it should be his only silent movie.
- After his school education he studied law which he finished successfully. However afterwards he struck a new path as an artist and he began as a stage actor at the Königliches Schauspielhaus in Berlin where he appeared from 1902 to 1912.
- His sister Helene Staegemann became also an opera singer.
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