Alissa Rubinstein is a German-American-Jewish-Californian based in Berlin since 2012. She writes plays, screenplays, essays, short fiction, poetry, and hybrid forms about the fragmentation of identity and memory, the human inclination to ritualize and remember, and people yearning for something they can’t quite name.
That sounds kinda serious, but tbh her preferred register is weird campy black comedy or maybe like tragicomedy?
Alissa's work has been supported by the German Academic Exchange Service, English Theatre Berlin | International Performing Arts Center, and Matchbox Theater Berlin. She received a BA in Theater and German from Tufts University and an MA in Public History from the Freie Universität Berlin.
Alissa Rubinstein is a German-American-Jewish-Californian based in Berlin since 2012. She writes plays, screenplays, essays, short fiction, poetry, and hybrid forms about the fragmentation of identity and memory, the human inclination to ritualize and remember, and people yearning for something they can’t quite name.
That sounds kinda serious, but tbh her preferred register is weird campy black comedy or maybe like tragicomedy?
Alissa's work has been supported by the German Academic Exchange Service, English Theatre Berlin | International Performing Arts Center, and Matchbox Theater Berlin. She received a BA in Theater and German from Tufts University and an MA in Public History from the Freie Universität Berlin.