Anna Mendelssohn performs at garajistanbul

October 02 2012 15:17:37

Anna Mendelssohn performs at garajistanbul

Anna Mendelssohn is in Istanbul with her solo project, ‘Cry Me a River,’ which deals with climate catastrophes.

Mendelssohn’s work examines the complex topic of talking about climate change, straddling the often times blurry line between the personal and political.

Mendelssohn was awarded the Dietmar N. Schmidt Actor’s Award in 2011 at Festival Impulse in Germany.

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