I am Komi Mizrajim Togbonou – an actor, musician, and activist. Born in Remscheid, my passion for the arts has taken me to many stages across the German-speaking theater world. My career began in 2008 with Christoph Schlingensief's "A Church of Fear Against the Stranger in Me," a project that deeply influenced my artistic path.

Since then, I have performed at theaters such as Schauspiel Bremen, Heidelberg, Freiburg, Graz, Potsdam, Bonn, Frankfurt, and Berlin. I have worked with directors like Herbert Fritsch ("Die Nibelungen," "Pfusch"), AndCompany&Co ("Orpheus in der Oberwelt"), and Mathias Kaschier ("One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"). At Schauspielhaus Graz, I appeared in Jan-Christoph Gockel's "The Mission: Danton's Death" and "The Revolution Devours Its Children!" At the Salzburg State Theater, I played Helicon in "Caligula."

Since 2020, I have been part of the ensemble at Münchner Kammerspiele, currently performing in "We Black People Must Stick Together – A Response" by Jan-Christoph Gockel. In 2023/24, I joined the Deutsches Theater Berlin.

I am also active in film and television. Besides an appearance in "Tatort," I acted in the short films "A Bowl of Soup" (dir. Fred R. Willitzkat) and "Eleven Uncles" (dir. Herbert Fritsch). Music is another major part of my life. I have worked with Nina Hagen, Die Fantastischen Vier, and Thomas D. As the frontman of the soul-boogaloo band "El Cartel" and the rock band "Silberrücken," I bring my passion to the stage. I am also a member of the artist collective "Marsnetz."

For me, art is more than expression – it is a stance, a way to reflect on society and inspire change.