The logo of the post-migrant theatre Ballhaus Naunynstraße: a drawing of a dog’s head in profile, showing its teeth with its tongue hanging out. Next to the dog’s open mouth is a red star.

Ballhaus Naunynstraße

Lili Sommerfeld

Lili Sommerfeld

Lili Sommerfeld was born in 1987 in Berlin, the daughter of an Israeli and a German, and grew up in Rome and Munich. After graduating from high school, she studied voice and composition as a scholarship student at Berklee College of Music in Boston and at the Rimon School of Jazz in Tel Aviv. In the theater, she worked as musical director in the German premiere of Celebration at the Kulturhaus Spandau (directed by Martin G. Berger) and composed music for Das Jalta-Spiel (directed by Miriam Fehlker), among others. As a singer/songwriter, concerts have already taken her all over Europe. With her solo program Opposites attract on piano, vocals and loop station, she has performed at the Swiss Embassy in Istanbul, the Somethin‘ Jazz Club New York and the Sequerciani Festival in Tuscany, among others. In 2014 she won the 1st Berlin Song Contest with The war is over when we dance.

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