Lifetime.
This pair of words is at the center of the festive ceremony taking place this evening (Tuesday) at the Petah Tikva Culture Hall, in which a magnificent line of artists - each of them a key figure in culture in their own right - are being recognized and appreciated, and the Israel Artists Union (AMI) Lifetime Achievement Award for the year of Tashf "third.
The winners are the actor and playwright Osama Masri, the broadcaster, the musicians Dori Ben Ze'ev, David Broza and Eva Alberstein, the actress and comedian Hanna Laszlo, the magician Chris Lartist, the actress, singer and comedian Miki Kam, the singer Margalit Tsanani, the actress and singer Nitza Shaul, the conductor and founder of the Moran Choir Naomi Faran , the dancer and choreographer Sally Ann Friedland, the actor Sasha Demidov and the singer and musician Shalom Hanoch.
In addition, Miki Yerushalmi, chairman of the Orna Port Theater for children and youth, will receive the "Culture Darling" award for his contribution to Israeli culture.
It has been several years now that the Ami Lifetime Achievement Awards project has been held at the initiative and joint production of the CEO of the Pat Cultural Center Arie Yemini, the Pat Municipality and the Israel Artists Union.
Among the winners in the past years: Shlomo Artzi, Aryeh Elias, Sharlah Sharon, Naomi Polani, Yossi Gerber, Tsadi Zarfati, Danny Litani, Ilanit, Tovia Tzafir, Gila Almagor, Miki Gabrielov, Tiki Dayan, Gali Atari, Yohorm Gaon and more.
AM's chairman, Yona Elian Keshet: "We have been blessed with a very impressive gallery of winners this year. Each and every one of them has been an integral part of our lives and being for many years, and I am sure that we will continue to enjoy their talent for a long time to come."
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