Rabie is a waiter at a catering service. Yahli attends a family event that feels somewhat foreign to him. Both are forced to hide who they really are and dream of being somewhere else. From a chance encounter, an unexpected love connection forms, blurring boundaries and touching hearts. Rabie and Yahli didn’t intend to become… Read more
A gay wedding sparks jealousy between siblings. An unexpected teenage romance develops at a summer camp. Lea Goldberg tells an untold story and adds a question mark to her famous quote. “Is Love Allowed?”, Ori Inbar’s debut play, tells three interweaving stories dealing with the issue of the right to love, which is not always… Read more
.Four strangers arrive at a sauna for an evening, and while waiting, they discover one another and see each other in their nakedness. Can four gay men develop empathy for one another in the party world? The collection of plays includes two dramas that start from the same point and conduct a dialogue with one… Read more
Set in the living room of an elderly Israeli couple on the fateful morning of October 7th, the play follows Rivkaleh and Eliyahu, of the founding generation of the state of Israel. Their fervent desire to contribute in combat clashes with the limitations of their advanced age. In a spirit of the absurd, they attempt… Read more
In his new, contemporary reincarnation, Grisha lives with his mother in Jaffa, but his soul has been wandering the world for 400 years. Born in the 17th century in a Jewish shtetl, he dies and is reincarnated, journeying through centuries, across countries, and into different bodies. What compels him to return to Earth time and… Read more
The original play “biot Rishonot” (“First Comings”) announced the arrival of a unique and moving voice to the Israeli stage. Uri Nitzan, a psychiatrist and playwright, wrote in an unusual language, rich in beauty and depth, a powerful play on the struggle of modern man for intimacy. This play enables a rare and somewhat forbidden… Read more
A family dramedy about identity, religion and fate After suffering a stroke, Bella (80), reveals to her family her life-hidden secret -she’s a Jew… she doesn’t want this to disturb their lives, she just requests “a small favour”; when her time comes, she wantd to be buried as a Jew. Magda, her closest granddaughter,… 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
