Mr. Luzinski is a clerk at the Anglo-Palestine Bank, in the year 1950. Every morning, he arrives at the nicest branch in Tel Aviv with an umbrella. It may be August, but you can never be too sure. His days pass by uneventfully, until one day Luzinski uncovers a shocking revelation about the branch manager,… Read more
an absurd one-act play focusing on a seemingly ordinary family situation: the parents informing their children that they are separating. The play is narrated by the son
The play is a poetic comedy about a family on a train with quite a few communication problems, fleeing their homeland. The parents make all the possible mistakes in trying to break the bad news to their daughter, who for her part only talks to strangers. The train travels, passes cities and countries. No one… Read more
Here’s the translation: Avigail is a widow far too young—she’s not even forty yet. On the anniversary of her husband’s death, she meets Tomer, his best friend, through whom she discovers that her late husband left her a very unusual will. Before his death, he identified three potential men in an attempt to ensure she’d… Read more
Bertod and Agnes are getting ready to leave the house for a Rosh Hashanah dinner at their daughter’s home. Bertod is eager to leave, but Agnes is stalling—she doesn’t quite remember why they’re going out, where she put the chopped liver, or why her sister, who passed away three years ago, isn’t coming Agnes’s faltering… Read more
In the middle of the day, Dado, a successful children’s author, receives a message from Nati, his wife, saying she won’t be coming back today. Very uncharacteristic of Nati. Nati, who never forgets anything, who has a lid for every plastic container, the one who runs the household, him, and the kids—she’s not someone who… Read more
A Sentimental comedy Raziya, a seventy-year-old woman who lives on a moshav, and whose dream is basically to have another grandson or two, embarks on a mission to save her son’s marriage, after he leaves home following a bitter argument with his wife. She drags her husband Yitzhakal’e along on a crazy adventure of two innocent moshav dwellers… Read more
“Love” is a delightful comedy that takes us into the lives of Mary and Albert, two widowed seniors navigating the complexities of life, love, and companionship. After the passing of their respective spouses, they find themselves drawn together in unexpected ways. As they reminisce about the past and confront their loneliness, humor and heartache intertwine… Read more
A young couple who take over an old man’s apartment, two soldiers in a tent the night before a war and a magician who comes to a married couple’s house for a soul-searching birthday. Everyone wants to live, it’s true, but inside everyone wants much more. The play “What Really Matters” is three tragic comedies… Read more
The piece deals with the two biggest passions in Sharon Burstein Bichachi’s life – motherhood and her acting career. The performance brings up the daily survival experienced by a woman, actress and mother who fights for the place and the right to realize herself. The show is based on a true story and describes with… Read more
