Der Yidisher Hunt / The Jewish Dog is a one-person play, a new contemporary performance inspired by a book written by Asher Kravitz.
The performance is filtering the darkest period of modern Jewish history through the naive perspective of a dog, it offers a view of the subject as never seen before.
The adaptation is a visual storytelling using close-circle-camera projection, as the dog guides us through the experience of living in Berlin in the 1930s.
Lead Artist Shahaf Beer
Performed by Harry Drummond
Light Designer Han Sayles
Composer Eyal Arad
Supported by New Diorama Theatre
The Jewish Dog is supported through a Mead Fellowship, awarded by University of the Arts London.
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