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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Motti_LernerMotti Lerner - Wikipedia

    Motti Lerner is one of the pioneers of radical political theatre in Israel, and one of the country’s leading writers of documentary drama and television docudramas.

  2. Motti Lerner, né le 16 septembre 1949, est un auteur de théâtre et scénariste israélien 1, 2. Auteur de pièces à tonalité politique, il est joué en Israël, en Allemagne, en Italie, en Inde, aux États-Unis 3, en Suisse, en Australie, en Afrique du Sud 4. Il a parfois été censuré 2 .

  3. SIDELIGHTS: Motti Lerner is an Israeli playwright and screenwriter whose political works have been translated into several languages. Lerner's topics—always about the Jewish community and Israeli identity—include the Holocaust, Zionism, terrorism, and a few biographies.

  4. 26 de oct. de 2020 · Editor's Note: The following essay came to us from Motti Lerner in response to our publication of special issue, 17:2, Settler Colonialism: The Palestinian/Israeli Case. The playwright and the historian: Contradicting and complementing each other - Lerner - 2021 - International Journal of Applied Psychoanalytic Studies - Wiley Online ...

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  5. Motti Lerner. Playwright and screenwriter. Contact: eMail 054-4583356 | *. Agent : Susan Schulman eMail. Born in Israel. Studied mathematics and physics at the Hebrew University, Jerusalem. Studied theatre in various theatre workshops in London and San Francisco. In 1976-1979 wrote and directed plays for experimental and street theatres.

  6. Motti Lerner, author of “After the War,” receiving its world premiere at Mosaic Theater Company. (Bill O'Leary/The Washington Post) Reeling from his service as a soldier in the 1973 Yom Kippur...

  7. www.imdb.com › name › nm0503634Motti Lerner - IMDb

    Motti Lerner. Writer: Spring 1941. Motti Lerner, playwright and screenwriter, was born in Israel in 1949. He teaches "Political Playwriting" at Tel Aviv University. He has been a member of the peace movement in Israel since 1973.