Avishai Milshtein
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Avishai Milshtein (Hebrew: אבישי מילשטיין; born 1964) is an Israeli playwright, theatre director, actor, translator, and dramaturg.
Biography
Avishai Milshtein grew up in Ramat Gan.
He is the only child of two Polish-born parents who were Holocaust survivors.
He began acting in plays at the age of ten at the Eretz Oz Theater. He appeared in children's plays such as Heidi, Hannah's Sabbath Dress, Tom Sawyer, and Hasamba (playing the role of Yaron Zahavi). He also had small roles in the film Noa at 17 (directed by Isaac "Zepel" Yeshurun, 1982). He graduated from the Thelma Yellin High School of the Arts, majoring in theater (1978–1982). While a student at Thelma Yellin, he performed in the school's production of The Threepenny Opera by Brecht and Weill. Impressed by the work, Milstein decided to study the German language. He studied at the Goethe-Institut in Tel Aviv and Düsseldorf (1981–1985).
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