Plays produced at: Tmoona Theatre

The Settler

This dark comedy begins with a knock on the door in the middle of the night. Ezra, a disabled man, paralyzed from the waist down, has come to visit Dan, his onetime friend, and his pregnant wife, Maya. Ezra has just lost his father, who died out of strange, perhaps violent, circumstances, the morning before… Read more

Idealizm

In a world where the truth seems to be out of fashion, one day one man stands up and insists on telling the truth the whole truth and only the truth. He has money, he has a broadcast studio, he has a microphone, and he is gaining more and more support and sympathy. His truth… Read more

Sandpaper dream

City in the Fog. Three family members from the slums. The mother sells her daughter to fulfill a dream. The girl becomes an adolescent in a child trafficker’s household. Another son, forgotten in the basement, raises a rat and corresponds with Marilyn Monroe. The city is simultaneously exposed and concealed. In the tower live the… Read more

Who’s there

A teacher is cast out of his homeland for refusing to sign a loyalty oath. On his journey toward a new homeland, he is joined by a prostitute who, by her nature, cannot sign any pledge of loyalty. Between two borders, the two encounter a pair of clowns who switch roles. During this journey, the… Read more

Sonia and Bobeck

Lilian is forced to confront the return of her ex-husband. He now returns to ask for forgiveness, after abandoning her, lonely and childless. His sudden return causes the fragile world in which she lives to begin to crack. The play premiered, directed by Yagil Eliraz, in 2007 at the Freed Center in Ohio and received… Read more

Ayeka?

Cabaret-style satirical musical composed of 12 local tales combined with song and dance. The main themes include a people who have lost their way, social anxieties and obsessions, generational tensions between children and adults, and a social critique of ailments and tensions within Israeli society. The play questions the adult responsibility, conscience, and God, presenting… Read more

Paradox

Prof. Reuben Nimrodi, the charismatic head of the Philosophy Department, wins a much desired position and leaves suddenly for Harvard University. His absence forces Yonat, his devoted yet neurotic assistant, to face a class for the first time in her life, and teach Deconstruction theory. How will Yonat survive the class? Why did she invite… Read more

Smiley

Set in a new age empowerment workshop, Smiley , is a series of sexually-charged monologues that also transforms into an interactive experience with the audience. Each character reveals the lives of young adults – exposing their lives on the internet, in bars or inside themselves – struggling with situations, emotions and identities from which you,… Read more