Alma Brami

Plays

– L’Ombre (The Shadow), 2019 to 2020, premiered at the Théâtre de l’Observance, Avignon Festival. Revival at the Théâtre du Gymnase Marie-Bell, Paris. Monologue performed by Dedeine Volk-Leonovitch and directed by Dimitri Rataud

– Mardi C’est Le Jour Du Poulet (Tuesday Is Chicken Day), 2016, Théâtre des Mathurins, Paris 8th arrondissement, fifth edition of the “Le Paris des Femmes” festival. Performed by Dedeine Volk-Leonovitch and directed by Mathilda May.

Other plays

– We Had to Have Tea (On Devait Prendre Un Thé), 2024; a poignant face-to-face encounter written for two female characters, between a girl who is a victim of incest and her mother, exploring generational divides on violence and feminism. A reflection on rebuilding family ties, healing, and female identity.

– Max, 2020; a deeply moving family drama written for two characters, in which the parents of a teenager accused of rape try to cope with the inconceivable. Without judgment, the play explores the fragility of family ties in the face of violence and social pressures.