How do you open the weekend?
"Like every day, I get up at six in the morning and practice transcendental meditation. Then I drink two cups of coffee and go for an intense walk of about nine kilometers along the shores of Tel Aviv, from Jaffa to Sheraton Beach and back. This is my health and mental agenda. On the way I listen to music or Memorizes texts for plays. After the walk I drink tea, because I am on a diet of 16-8, so I only start eating at 12:00 noon. On Fridays my wife Yona and I like to go for a walk in Jaffa, especially at the flea market. It's an amazing place, and on Friday everything A happy, loud and cheerful name, with a lot of flavors. "
Yona is probably going out and you also have to work on Friday.
"First of all we do not give up on Friday afternoon, which is unparalleled. Because we are a couple of artists, in most of Fridays at least one of us works. Our children in the field of art, daughter May (31) is an actress and son Ariel (41) is a musician. "Except for lighting candles, which Yona is careful about, we do not make Friday meals at home, but we definitely make sure to meet. There is not a week when the family does not meet."
I realized that Yona is a magician in the kitchen, share us.
"Yona is a great chef, and all the family and friends are dying to come to us for lunch on Saturday. I, she says, might even burn an omelet, but she prepares Asian, French, Italian food, and I especially like her cholent, which is divine. By the way, we both like to watch shows. "Cooking from Israel and the world and Yona gets a lot of ideas from programs like 'The Naked Chef', 'Bake of England' and more. Family and friends come to the table and together we are about ten diners. When the grandson, Jonathan, who will soon be 3, arrives, everything happens around him."
Who would you like to host for Friday dinner?
"I used to answer Charlie Chaplin or philosophers like that and others, but now, when you put me in the emotional and family environment, I would like to invite my father and mother, Michael and Chaya, who are no longer, of course. I think they would be very happy to be with us, because "They missed their grandson and the grandchildren's adulthood. They did not get to see me speak Yiddish, which was their language, because the kibbutz spoke only Hebrew. I think they were very proud to see that their son is the artistic director of the Yiddish theater."
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