In Germany, you can talk about Judaism at length without ever encountering a Jewish person. Instead, you encounter ideas: circulating images, fixed meanings. Fake Jews is a solo performance with Moritz Kienemann about the German art of telling stories about being Jewish.
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In a present where one's own identity increasingly determines the visibility and relevance of a statement, certain biographies become a privilege: Is the appropriation of Jewish identity, then, a career advantage? A selling point? Or, rather, is the accuracy of the claim not scrutinized too closely if it is historically sensitive?
Noam Brusilovsky explores these questions in a monologue project, shedding light on the blind spots of German memory culture in an increasingly polarized present.
- Premiere: 29.01.2026
- in German
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Noam Brusilovsky (Autor/in)
Noam Brusilovsky
Moritz Kienemann
