Alireza Kushk Jalali

Born in 1958, Tehran

1980-83 Taking a course in directorship and acting, supervised by Mostafa Oskuee and Mehdi Fathi, Anahita Art School
1987-1991 BA in Acting, Krefeld, Germany

1991-1993 Taking a course in directorship and dermatology in State Theaters in Koln, Ben, Hagen

Specialties

Trainer, Director, Author, Actor, Translator

2009 The End of a Passionate Lover, Neil Simon, Zurigburg Theater, Koln
2009 A Tale about a Tale in Tale, Opera, Klaus Engelmann, based on a Turkish Tale, Dortmund, for children, in German and Turkish

2009 Slaughter House, Yasamina Reza, Fajr Theater Festival, Sayeh Hall, Tehran

2008 Pablo Neruda’s Postman, Skarmeta, Zuringburg, Koln Theater

2007, 2002 Robinson Cruse, Tiff Roth Theater, Cologne and Brut Fabrik

2007 Wave, Reinhold Trick

2006 Nathan’s Death in Jerusalem, in German, Tiff Roth Theater, Germany

2006 Road, based on Fellini’s Road, in German, Tiff Roth Theater, Germany

2004 The President’s Wives, in German, Tiff Roth Theater, Germany

2002 Monsieur Ebrahim and Qura’n’s Flowers, by Schmitt, City Hall, Tehran

2002 Leather Muzzle, Helmut Krause, in German, House of the World of Cultures, Koln, Germany

2002 Leather Muzzle, Helmut Krause, in German, Fajr Theater Festival, in German

2001 Inspector, Gogol, Fajr Theater Festival, Tehran

2002 Free Marital Relationship, Dario Fo, House of the World of Cultures, Koln, Germany

2002 Fear is the leprosy of the Soul, Fassbinder, in German, House of the World of Cultures, Koln, Germany

2002 Adaptation, Directing and performing Brecht’s Life‏

Metamorphosis, Kafka, in German, House of the World of Cultures, Koln, Germany

Metamorphosis, Kafka, in German, Fajr Theater Festival, Tehran

Neruda’s Postman, Fajr Theater Festival, City Hall, Tehran

Cologne’s Pensive Madman, Karl Valentine, in German, Bawturem Theater, Koln

Cologne’s Pensive Madman, Karl Valentine, in German, House of the World Cultures

Three different performances of With a Burnt Caravansary, City Theater of Koln, City Theater of Krefeld and Bawtraum Theater, Germany

2001 Forbidden Tales, Dario Fo, House of the World Cultures, Koln

2001 Chubbuck in WWII, Brecht, Comedia Klonia, in Farsi, Germany

2000 Love Songs, inspired by Hafez poetry, particularly Goethe’s Eastern Divan, in Farsi and German, Central Library, Koln, accompanied by Majid Derakhshani’s music

1998 Little Gods, Bawtraum Theater, Germany

1996 Little Gods, City Theater, Krefeld, Germany

1997 Rostam & Sohrab, Dario Fo, House of the World Cultures, Koln

1996-1998 Performing more than ten plays for children and young adolescents in German, including Ali Baba and 40 Thieves of Baghdad, Peter and the Wolf, Improvisation with respect to Four Elements, Earth, Water, Air and Fire, and…

Nightmares of Survival, Krefeld, Germany