
A theater performance about a meeting between Goebbels’s secretary and a second-generation Holocaust survivor actress. At Tmuna Theater, 8 Shonzino Street, Tel Aviv.
The performance presents a meeting that never took place between Brunhilde Pomsel, secretary to Nazi Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels, and actress and creator Riki Hayot, a second-generation Holocaust survivor. On a shared stage, eighty years apart, two women, portrayed by the actress, try to understand how it happened and whether it could happen again.
Based on A German Life by Brunhilde Pomsel and Torsten D. Hansen
Adaptation and direction: Nava Zuckerman | Writing: Nava Zuckerman, Riki Hayot | Translation and performance: Riki Hayot | Set and lighting design: Iris Mualem | Videography and editing: Shai Yitzhar Weinberg | Musical editing: Nava Zuckerman, Omer Elshayekh | Production: Omer Elshayekh
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