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Nasser El-Ahmad from Berlin comes from a Lebanese-Muslim family. As a child and eldest son, he is the darling of the relatives, but the upbringing becomes stricter with age:

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Music is “haram”, television and the Internet are only allowed to a limited extent. When the conflicts with his father becomes more and more substantial, Nasser increasingly looks for freedom outside the family. At the age of 15 he discovers the queer party scene in Berlin and is outed on Facebook. When his parents find out, it means the end of his life until then.

“Nasser# 7Leben” tells a special coming-of-age story based on Nasser’s fate about a growing person who had to go through a lot of bad things and yet never lost sight of the courage to lead a self-determined life. His unwavering will for freedom and independence gave him the strength to rebel and to this day make him an important activist against homophobia and for tolerance and human rights. Nasser El-Ahmad is a role model for many young people. At the end of 2015 he was awarded the “Respect Prize” of the Berlin “Alliance against Homophobia”.

Content note: Physical/mental violence, homophobia

Performing rights: Nasser# 7Leben  - Felix Bloch Erben GmbH & Co. KG Verlag für Bühne Film und Funk

Awards:
Brüder-Grimm-Preis 2017, IKARUS 2017, Amadeu Antonio Preis 2017

Premiere: 14.03.2017

Artists/Collaborators: Ludwig Brix (Nasser El-Ahmad), Katja Hiller (Mutter Tahira / Onkel Kaleb / Sachbearbeiterin u.v.m.), Jens Mondalski (Vater Ibrahim / Betreuer Felix Nölte / Janine u.v.m.), Öz Kaveller (Musikerin / Schwester Hanan / Grenzer u.v.m.), Maria Lilith Umbach (Regie), Lea Kissing (Bühne & Kostüm), Alexander Merbeth (Video), Öz Kaveller (Musik & Sounddesign), Tobias Diekmann (Dramaturgie), Ellen Uhrhan (Theaterpädagogik), David Vogel (Theaterpädagogik), Anna-Elena Machmer (Regieassistenz), Erik Veenstra (Regieassistenz)

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