Plays produced at: Habimah National Theatre
What’s left for you in Berlin
In the heart of the KitKat Club in Berlin, Oren and Jason realize that rare chemistry has stricken them mercilessly and a special spark of love, which may happen once in a lifetime, has ignited. Between a cigarette and a confession the two discover, for the first time in their lives, consolation and hope. Together… Read more
SCREAMING INTO A BUCKET
Psychologist Reuven Klein has memory lapses that prevent him from concentrating on his work. But he has to work. Three anxious patients who are connected find themselves in his clinic; a woman who suffers from panic attacks, her partner who works non-stop on a Japanese robot, and the new neighbor who has entered their lives… Read more
Seven days
The story of Emanuel, a revered poet who arrives at the home of his beloved Tamar, whom he has not met for eighteen years. During the week he stays at her house, the foundations of the family are shaken and a new and surprising dynamic progresses parallel to the seven days of creation, hatching under… Read more
Kochav yair
The Labor of Life
Yona Popukh, waking up beside his wife Leviva in the middle of the night, realizes he is tired of his life and decides to leave home in search of a better life—and perhaps new love. He quarrels with Leviva, questions the meaning of his life, and is joined by Gunkel, a hypochondriac friend whose own… Read more
Made He a Woman
The play is based on the autobiography of Efrat Tilma, one of the first transgendered women in Israel. Efrat has been volunteering for years as a policewoman in the Tel Aviv district police, but none of her coworkers know she was born in a male body. One night her best friend is arrested. The charged… Read more
Beheading
The Child Dreams
A modern theatrical fable, loosely inspired by real historical events, that follows the traumatic journey of a mother and her son as they try to escape oppression, seek shelter and survive in a world torn by cruelty, indifference, and death. Through dreamlike and poetic language, the play reflects on the fate of refugees and the… Read more



