Margalit Sanani
Thursday, 22:00, Zappa Jerusalem
A huge hit party with Margol's favorite songs in new arrangements for this evening. Among the songs: "Green Plastic Tree", "So What", "I'll Still Have It", "My Boys Return to Me" and others.
"What Happened to the World" (New Play)
Friday, 20 p.m.; Saturday, 00:17, The Cameri
Theater A new comedy written by Gur Oren, featuring Odeya Koren, Yishai Golan, Rami Baruch/Moti Katz, Andrea Schwartz, Neta Spiegelman and Shiran Bohnik. At the center of the play is Razia, a 30-year-old colonist who will do anything to save the married life of her son, who has separated from his wife. She drags her husband on a journey through the big city, a journey of two unyoung and unhealthy moshavniks in an unfamiliar place with unfamiliar rules.
"What Happened to the World" actors, photo: Ohad Romano
Margi Thursday, 21:00, Zappa Amphitheater Shawnee
Upon his return to Israel from the United States, Margi
embarks on a new round of intimate performances throughout the country.
Dancing Leonard Cohen - Montreal Jazz Ballet Thursday, 20 p.m.; Friday, 00 p.m. and 13 p.m.; Saturday, 00:21 and 00:16, Tel Aviv
Opera House A tribute performance to Leonard Cohen created by three international choreographers performed by the Montreal
Jazz Ballet. The work received Cohen's approval during his lifetime, but he did not have time to see it. It is a movement gesture centered on the endless cycles of existence as described in the artist's legendary songs and melodies. The three international choreographers are Adonis Poniadakis, Annabelle Lopez-Ochoa and Ihsan Rustam.
Mark Eliyahu hosts Amir Dadon
Thursday, 21:00, Tel Aviv
skyline International composer and creator Mark Eliyahu launches a new tour. In the show "About love" which combines the teachings of the Maqam and tools from the ancient world such as kamancha tar and baglama. In the show, he hosts Amir Dadon.
Sharon Haziz
Friday, 14:00, Gray Tel Aviv
A show marking the 30th anniversary of her debut album, "Take Me There", which combines songs from all the albums with special performances of Israeli classics from the show "Israeli Party".
Sharon Haziz, Photo: Ronen Ackerman
"Aviva My Love"
Thursday, 20:30; Friday, 11:00; Saturday, 21:00, Habima
Theater A stage adaptation of Shemi Zarhin's film. A story about creativity, plagiarism, female power, life in the periphery and loyalty to the family, in which one fine day the mother - a simple housewife and the pillar of the house - gets up and decides to dare to fulfill herself. The play, directed by Moshe Kaptan, stars Anat Magen Shabo, Rona Lee Shimon, Nofar Salman, Molly Shulman and more.
International
Tattoo Fair Friday, 11:00-22:00; Saturday, 12:00-22:00, Tel Aviv
Exhibition Center Tattoo artists from Israel and around the world will take part in the festive event that will be held at the exhibition grounds. Throughout the complex, a variety of art items and ancient and new books on tattoos will be placed from the private collection of David Mosko, considered the first Israeli tattoo artist. In addition, ancient tattoo machines restored by Yoni Nakash will be placed. Also on site: an alternative fashion and accessories fair, accompanied by live music performances.
Matti Caspi Friday, 22:00, Zappa Haifa
Matti Caspi
In an intimate performance, accompanied only by piano and guitar, he sang his songs and greatest hits, including "A Place for Concern", "Brit Olam", "My Second Childhood", "Forgiveness", "Days of Drought", "Here We Are", "Long Ago" and more.
Matti Caspi,
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