Ili Butner and the Foreign Children celebrate a decade
, Saturday, 21:00, a skyline complex
of the most prominent ensembles in Israeli music that turned their tenth year into an unending celebration.
Now they are coming to celebrate at the Skyline complex in Ariel Sharon Park with the familiar hits of Butner and his friends: Adar Gold, Ohad Shragai and Tom Geffen and their familiar songs, including "I'm Fire", "Equal", "Innocent and Unfinished", "Pleasant Now", " Closest to you "and more.
"The Andalusian for Children" in a new season
Thursday, 18:00, Tel Aviv Museum of Art
A collaboration between the orchestra and the GuruZuzu group, which will offer an experience that combines Andalusian music, flashmobs and rhythm, with each participant receiving headphones and listening to the music and instructions for dancing and dancing.
Andalusian for children, Photo: Niv Smithline
The Israeli Flamenco Band
Friday, 14:00, and 21:00, Suzanne Dellal
Vitrage Center, The Israeli Flamenco Band under the artistic direction of Michal Natan, in a project that provides a platform for new artists.
6 works by 6 choreographers and choreographers of the next generation.
The Israeli Flamenco Band, Photo: Ronen Rosenblatt
The musical "Ness Ziona"
Saturday, 22:00, Tmuna Theater
A musical nonsense comedy about success, happiness and the connection between them - which is beginning to emerge as a potential for a cult about the 80s in Ness Ziona.
By and directed by Yael Tal, starring: Uri Atia, Maayan Weisberg, Assaf Freinta, Yael Tal, Omer Etzion, Naama Redler.
Teapacks on
Thursday, 21:00, Zappa Amphi Shoni
The band Teapacks, which has been plowing the stages around the country for more than three decades, arrives for a musical celebration and jumps in Amfi Shoni with the band's best hits from all the albums on the way.
"KLIMT - When Science Meets Art"
Saturday from 10:00 for the whole family, Madatech Haifa
"KLIMT - When Science Meets Art", a new international multi-sensory exhibition that reveals the sweeping world of the painter Gustav Klimt.
The exhibition will feature a 360-degree painting accompanied by lights and sounds, a three-dimensional display in the anamorphosis technique of "The Kiss", a painting that has become a cultural icon, and a virtual reality complex that takes visitors on a journey between his works that come to life in 3D.
At the same time, original scientific activities are held for the whole family, workshops and demonstrations, which illustrate the intriguing encounter between science and art and provide experiential educational value.
The exhibition at Madatech, Photo: Javier Naval
Church of the Intellect at sunset
Friday, 19:30, Zappa Ampi Shoni
The band, one of the cornerstones of Israeli rock, arrives at a sunset show at Amfi Shoni where they will perform the best hits of all years: "It's not me", "Mia has a gun", "We would make love "," Say Goodbye "," I Know "," How It Feels "," Come Revolution "," Hands Up "," Above Sea "," Let Me Drink "," My Love "," What Are You Dreaming Of " and many more.
Carmiel Festival
Thursday, all day
The Carmiel Dance Festival will reach its third and final day with a variety of performances around the city, including "I have a weakness for dancers" - a salute to the world of folkloristic Israeli dance - with the participation of dance groups and singers Harel Skaat and Trenta Grove Machine;
The Whole World - a children's band show touring countries - featuring Kevin Robin, Turquoise and Crimson;
Folklore and tradition alongside a modern side, starring Yael Becker, Revital Lashman and Liron Ben Yaakov;
"Parent", by Ohad Naharin and performed by the Batsheva Band;
The folk dance art competition;
Dance for all, a show of youth bands and rolling bands.
Batsheva band in "Hora", Photo: Ilya Malinkov
Peter Pan at the Chamber
Thursday, 5:30 p.m., and 9 p.m.;
Saturday 10:00 and 12:30
A magical production of the Cameri Theater in collaboration with the Orna Porat Theater for Children and Youth, which invites both young and old audiences to sprinkle some fairy powder and fly with Peter Pan and Wendy to Earth Never.
James Matthew Berry's beloved classic story about the eternal child, Peter Pan, receives a new and original adaptation.
Shem Tov Levy and the Orchestra
Friday
, 9:30 PM, Alma Hotel in Zichron Yaacov
With a rich ensemble of 12 musicians.
Among the songs on the show: "Time Out", "Return to Your Home", "Hobbit Dance", "Awakening" and more, along with instrumental pieces by the orchestra.
"Shake My Heart"
Thursday, 8:30 p.m .;
Saturday 18:30 and 21:00, Habima Theater
Hanoch Levin in a witty and funny comedy about the madness of love as only he knows how to write.
The play, dedicated to the memory of director Omri Nitzan, is adorned with songs and dances.
Participating are Ben Yossifovich, Maya Maoz, Yael Leventhal, Ami Smolarchik and more.
Directed by Miri Lazar.
"Shake My Heart," Photo: Maayan Kaufman
Maya Mish'ol launches second album
Thursday 22:00 at Tmuna
Maya Mish'ol launches her second album, "The Day It Comes", in a band show with songs from the first and second album and more surprises.
Shabbat reception at DNA Complex
Friday, 14:00, Azrieli Center in Tel Aviv
at the entertainment and culinary complex, Shabbat is received with songs, alcohol and good food in a musical celebration with "The Police Show" - a tribute show to the great hits of the Police Westing band.
Roy Star - bass guitar and vocals.
Yaniv Rosenfeld - Drums.
Liron Bernie - electric guitar.
Rotem Star - Voices and Percussion.
Instead of two bars and four conceptual podcasts accompanied by chef Yossi Sheetrit: Thai, Italian, Mexican and Cuban.
FASHIONOTE BAND.
We are waiting for you at the Shabbat reception, Photo: Tal Babitsky
Two solo exhibitions in Artport
Thursday, 19:00, 8 Ha'amal Street, Tel Aviv-Yafo
The two young artists, Maayan Shachar and Nitai Khalof, who took part in the Artfort Residency program, will present intensive and large-scale sculpture installations set up especially for the gallery.
At their center is the physical-physical relationship between the viewer and the sculptures.
Shahar embarks on "expanding pupils in the dark" to re-examine the reality familiar to her, through the use of images based on past brain scans, as part of an experiment in the use of substances from both consciousnesses.
Nitai Halop presents "And Other Stories", his first solo exhibition in Israel, a human and fragile sculptural array of familiar geometric elements, in which he breathes life into it.
From the works of Nitai Halop, Photo: Tal Nissim
"It Will Pass You Too"
Thursday, 20:00, Alpha Studio in Tel Aviv
by and performed by Orin Yohanan and Ilana Sarah Claire Belsen.
A grotesque and defiant, funny and exciting women's duet that presents the female experience fully with self-humor - and addresses the current era and the process of acknowledging gender inequality using the common and contradictory statement - this too will pass you by.
The play is part of the 'Handicrafts' project of the Klifa Theater, with the artistic accompaniment of Idit Herman.
Marina Maximilian
Saturday, 21:00, Zappa Ampi Shoni
One of the most intriguing performers in the country arrives at Shoni in a show that combines her hits from all the years, in different languages and new and surprising arrangements, including: "Deep Cancel", "1990", "Hurricane", "Tango" , "Glow now", "Burning in me change" and more.
Marina Maximilian, Photo: Daniel Kaminsky
Idan Habib and Natan Goshen in the Golan Heights
Thursday, 21:00, Acorn Complex, Golan Heights
Festival As part of the Golan Heights Festival, two of the leading singers in the country unite, and in a joint show they will sing their favorite hits.
Idan Habib, Photo: David Granot
"Here We Live" - a new play for the whole family
Saturday 09:00 and 11:30, Klifa Theater
A new children's show, by Shai Persil, a multidisciplinary artist in puppet theater, movement and performance, who connects body and material in her works.
The show combines materials and objects together with elements from the world of dance and acrobatics that together make the stage a unique and fascinating playground for children and adults alike.
The play deals with the connection between the self and the other, between the "together" and the "apart", and evokes imagination and abstract thinking.
"We live here", Photo: Edith Herman
"Welcome to Hell"
Saturday 18:00, 21:00, Beit Lesin Theater A
new Israeli comedy directed by Rami Vered, directed by Dafna Zilberg, which will be staged at the Baruch Ivcher Beit Lessin Theater, starring Avi Kushnir, Yoram Toledano, Yael Wakstein, Tal Danino, Zohar Meidan, Keren Mor-Mishori, Suleiman Husseisi, Odal Hayun. Hell, "where he awaits his final placement in the next world.
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