Through the ancient story of Cain & Abel, Raphael and Sahand explore jealousy, love, and the human need to belong. Their personal friendship — once a celebration of dialogue across borders — is now tested by real-world politics and growing polarisation.
With live music on duduk, percussion, and voice, My Brother’s Keeper weaves myth and memory, humour and heartbreak, in a raw, intimate performance that moves between storytelling, ritual and concert.
“In a world that constantly demands us to take sides, our friendship itself becomes an act of resistance.
The story of Cain & Abel is not ancient — it happens every day we forget that our enemy is also our brother.” Raphael & Sahand
