Closing year: 5 great shows you may have missed in 2021
Chekhov's masterpiece, the stage version of Khaled Husseini's book, the magical "Mama Mia" and even a new Israeli play.
Do yourself a favor and do not miss these 5 shows
In collaboration with Mifal Hapayis
11/01/2022
Tuesday, 11 January 2022, 08:15
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Of course, the corona that spread in Israel and around the world did not miss the cultural industry in Israel, which, like other industries, was also affected by the virus. Performances were postponed and new restrictions came into effect; As a result, quite a few culture lovers missed an opportunity to watch quite a few good shows. But that's exactly why we're here. We have put together 5 excellent shows that came up in 2021 and may have passed you under the radar.
The Seagull (Bridge)
"While the texts, ideas and the whole atmosphere are rooted in late 19th century Russia, Joy Rieger's great-granddaughter is like a 21st century character born by mistake in the wrong place and at the wrong time," Amit Slonim wrote in his review in Walla! culture. "She pours on her performance a tone of irony, grace and humor that erupts from her with such lightness that it seems for a moment that she is not really playing, but living the role."
Self-destruction, betrayals and dreams are just some of the masterpieces of Chekhov, the great Russian playwright, who wrote it back in 1895. "The Seagull" tells of an intriguing encounter between a veteran actress, young actress, famous writer, beginning playwright, depressed teacher for one who always wears black.
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Self-destruction, betrayals and dreams.
The Seagull (Photo: Daniel Kaminsky)
A Thousand Luminous Suns (Bridge)
"The stage version of a bridge to Khaled Husseini's book sensitively describes what the Taliban did to his country and could not be looked away from. Which is reminiscent of the power of theater, "Noa Goren, Walla.
Already at the age of 15, Miriam is married to Rashid, a widower living in Afghanistan. But due to the fact that Yeast is unable to give birth, their married life is deteriorating. Years later, in the midst of the Civil War, Rashid marries their 14-year-old neighbor, and compared to Miriam, she manages to give Rashid two children, and the tension in the home reaches new heights.
Ringo (Cameri)
A comedic and wild musical about love and intimacy and the eternal struggle between logic and passion.
"Ringo", Danny Dingot's penis, is set free.
He is celebrating his independence around the city, having an affair when Shlomo Artzi also volunteered to help.
This is the first production of the "Cameri the New Generation" - the young group of the Cameri Theater.
David Rosenthal wrote about the play for Walla!
Culture: "This is an anarchist and fun musical centered on a escaped penis to give vent to his two great hobbies - eating burgers and conquering women is a distorted sight of Israeli society craving for satisfaction and clinging to symbols of power and strength."
When a penis goes free.
Ringo (Photo: Kfir Bolotin)
" Mama Mia (Habima)
" Mama Mia "mentions that even at a later age it is still possible to realize love," they wrote about the play in Haaretz. Mama Mia "is a pleasant musical break, which leaves a good taste of humanity and innocent love."
On the eve of her wedding, Sophie, who lives with her mother on a small island in Greece, seeks to discover her father's identity. Lake Bohbot.
A sweet
Israeli play based on a story by Sami Bardugo, about a single mother raising her two children in a small apartment in the periphery. She manages to create a warm home for her children, despite her low salary and the difficult life she has to deal with The play, which is based on the book that won the Sapphire Prize for Literature for 2020, is presented at the Community Theater in Ramla,
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