A satirical cabaret about war, first performed in August 1968, shortly after the Six-Day War. It consists of fourteen pieces, some acted and some sung, expressing cynical and critical views on war, its values, and consequences. The work opens with a reflection that those who see the dead have no words and simply continue living… Read more
Eyal Weiser’s “How’s the Beast?” features three new fictional artists – a Polish choreographer, a German-Israeli artist, and an Israeli performance artist. Working against the backdrop of Operation Protective Edge, the artists each create an artwork in response to an article published in the summer of 2014 in a German newspaper, which expressed concerns regarding… Read more
An artist writes his first play about a country where, for one month every ten years, the blood of the leader is allowed to anyone who wants to replace it The artist’s marital and love life mix in “the play he writes until he loses the boundaries between them
