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- Plays (7)
- Warlike Collage (3)
- The Dybbuk (3)
- Twenty Two Pictures (3)
- Cheruta (3)
- Grace (3)
- Ruthie Osterman (2)
- Theatre du soleil (1)
- Arian Mnushkin (1)
- Iphigenia in Aulis (1)
- Euripides (1)
- Sophocles (1)
- Antigone (1)
- Performance Practices & Research (1)
- I am. I am. I am (1)
- ZSPERA'42 (1)
- Postal Delivery to God (1)
- Babylon Beyond Borders (1)
- Bush Theatre (1)
- Live Stream (1)
- Up Next (1)
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About me
curriculum vitae
Born in 1982, Ruthie is a theatre creator, director, playwright and performer. She is based in London. A graduate (with distinction) of the School of Dramatic Arts of the Kibbutzim College in Tel Aviv and of The Royal Central School of Speech & Drama in London. She performed in Israel, Poland, London and India and won a variety of awards for her works. Ruthie participated as an Israeli representative in the Lincoln Center Directors Lab NYC in 2013 and 2014. In 2015 the Arts council England defined her as a “promising artist” and she received an “exceptional talented visa” for the UK.
QUALIFICATIONS
2012-2013 Royal Central School of Speech & Drama, London
MA Performance Practices & Research (with distinction)
2005-2008 The school of Dramatic Arts, Kibbutzim college, Tel-Aviv
Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) in Directing and Teaching Drama
WRITING AND DIRECTING EXPERIENCE
2019 Babylon Beyond Borders live streamed performance happening simultaneously in four countries
Bush Theatre, London|Harlem Stage, New York|Market Theatre Lab, Johannesburg|Pequeno Ato, São Paulo
2017- 2019 Up Next – Artistic Director
Bush Theatre, London
2015 The Princess Doesn’t Eat Cheeseburgers
The International Fringe Theatre Festival, Acre | Suzan Dellal Centre, Tel-Aviv
2013 I am. I am. I am
Brink Festival, London
2012 Szpera ’42 Israeli – Polish Co-Production
Chorea Theatre, Lodz, Poland
Delivery To God Won Dov Goldfong Writing Award
Women Festival | The Arab-Hebrew Theatre, Jaffa, Israel
BRM 17th International Theatre Festival, India
Grace Nominated for best play, Fringe Theatre Awards
Notzar Theatre, Israel
2010 Cheruta (Freedom)
School of Dramatic Arts, Kibbutzim College, Tel-Aviv
2008 22 Pictures Won best play prize, the International Fringe Theatre Festival
The International Fringe Theatre Festival in Acre | Tmuna Theatre, Tel-Aviv, Israel
2007 The Dybbuk by S.Ansky
School of Dramatic Arts, Kibbutzim College, Tel-Aviv
2006 War Collage – Based on Antigone by Sophocles and Iphigenia in Aulis by Euripides
School of Dramatic Arts, Kibbutzim College, Tel-Aviv
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
2016- Present Guest lecturer and tutor, Royal Central School of Speech & Drama, London
2009- Present Workshop conductor and lecturer in various countries, including the USA, Germany,
Poland, London, Israel and India
2009-2012 Acting teacher (BA level), The School of Dramatic Arts – Kibbutzim College, Tel-Aviv
2007-2012 Programme -writer, The Didactic Team, Ramat-Efal, Israel
2010-2011 Drama teacher, Hayovel -Arts High School, Herzelia, Israel
2007-2009 Drama teacher, Muses -Arts High School, Jaffa, Israel
THEATRE FOR THE COMMUNITY
2018 Directing a drama project with mothers at Shepherds’ Bush Family Project & The Bush Theatre, London
2016 Directing a drama project at the refugees’ camp in Calais, France
2012 Directing the film “For Strict Conservation” with Holocaust survivors, Tel-Aviv
2007 Directing a theatre project in the Psychiatric Hospital Abarbanel, Bat-Yam
2003 Working with holocaust survivors in a Psychiatric Hospital, Be’er Ya’akov.
WORKSHOPS & COURSES
2015 Screen acting course, Actors Studio, London
2013-2014 Member of the Lincoln Center Theater Directors Lab, NYC
2010 Master class with Krzysztof Warlikowski (Poland) Stage-Centre, Jerusalem
2009 Sacred Dances of Gurdjieff, Nisarga Ashram, India
2006 Acting With Passion , Nicki Flex (UK), Stage-Centre, Tel-Aviv
2004 Acting diploma, SELA, The Performing Arts Studio, Tel-Aviv
LANGUAGES
English- Fluent | Hebrew – Native | Yiddish- Intermediate
Photo Book
” Human kind cannot bear very much reality.”
(T. S. Eliot, Murder in the Cathedral)
Stills photographer: Ifat Golan.