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Nadav Abacis returns to the stage tonight: "It's as if I was awakened from a dream that lasted a year"
After the year of the culture freeze, tonight she begins to return with stand-up performances: in Tel Aviv Lior Schlein, in Rishon LeZion Israel Katorza and in Afula Nadav Abkasis, who tells Walla! Culture: "The government has made endless mistakes.
Abused culture, aviation and hotels.
We left the parents on Seder night alone.
That should not have happened "
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Sunday, 21 February 2021, 08:26
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After a year of freezing culture, during which he was content mainly with zoom performances, stand-up comedian and actor Nadav Abkasis will perform twice tonight (Sunday) on the stage of the Heichal Hatarbut in Afula and hold his first two stand-up performances.
In honor of the festive day, Abacus pampers Walla!
Culture and reveals to them what is the opening joke of the show that will tell the audience: "First of all, let all those who have been vaccinated get their hands vaccinated. Now let those who have been vaccinated raise their hands. This time it exists - you need a passport to Afula. "
Abacus will not be the only one to return to the stages.
Starting this morning (Sunday) the culture is starting to return, and will be open to green label holders (vaccinated and recovering) under the government outline.
Simultaneously with Abaxis' performance in Afula, Lior Schlein will perform at the Tzavta Club in Tel Aviv, and Israel Katorza at the Mofet Hall in Rishon Lezion;
Tomorrow (Monday) the musicians' performances will begin - Aviv Geffen at Zappa Herzliya, Idan Habib in Givat Brenner, and Miri Mesika at the Lottery Hall of Culture in Jerusalem;
And on Tuesday there will be the first buds of the theater world with an opening night at the Jaffa Theater, and the comedy "Cheerful Spirits" that will be staged at the Jerusalem Khan Theater.
"It came in strangely," says Abacus.
"On Wednesday, Adi from the office, who is in charge of the performances, calls me. All the last few months I have heard from her, there is a zoom performance for the teachers' union / health insurance fund / this and that company. 300 people in front of computers via zoom? '
And she says to me: No, in the hall. I ask: How ?! I felt like I was woken up from a dream that lasted a year. Recently I have performed in Zoom, in the studios, in front of only two people I bring at a time, and I turn to them. And it goes to hundreds of computers. "300 people I can touch? It was so scary, wow, Sunday it starts! Then more places came. It moved me that Afula and Yavne chose me to start the shows."
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"300 people who can be touched?".
Nadav Abaxis (Photo: Meir Cohen)
Do you have a fear that maybe the muscle of a live show is less trained?
"The fear exists. Even when I perform 15 times a month, the fear always exists. It is a fear that accompanies the excitement of all my professional life. But it is clear that it is here more. Also because there is more focus on this show, people will come and also from the media. Me and encourages me even more to be the best. "
What moment in the performance in front of an audience did you miss the most?
"I missed the touch. Everyone who has been to my shows, for the last 15 years, even before the selfie era, knows that I am at the end of every show with the last people to leave the hall. This time it will not happen. There is still a sense of euphoria. You talk to me after I enter the house. north, snow. there is a feeling that at any moment the people with feet outside sources. So you say, Wow, let's not make too much crap. So, how much I want to embrace the audience physically, we will wait with it.
"on Thursday I met some women, Five Moroccan sisters, for a cooking workshop.
One of them is cooking - wow, I have not eaten such things.
And they tell me that while they were together on a trip to Brazil, they kept talking about my sketch about the Moroccan woman.
The so-called, stranger will not understand it.
I did not make this sketch for over a year.
I did not zoom in either.
This is a sketch that requires an audience.
I'm excited about any response.
I zoomed in on two people, and suddenly 300 people experienced it again. "
Israel Katorza (Photo: Abigail Uzi)
There are quite a few cultural institutions that will not open soon because the government's outline is not economical for them, for example the Barbie in Tel Aviv.
"The zappa is currently opening without food, it's awful to me. The zappa experience is different. It's different, but you have to start with something."
For a whole year a government has severely damaged culture, and by chance a month before the election they remembered to address it.
"This is defined by my good friend Reshef Shai, who wrote that the outline that the state has now decided on is - Allah in Allah, I will answer whatever happens. Look, you can not blame only the prime minister and only the state. There are two here for tango. Also the public itself, not only ultra-Orthodox and not only Arabs. There is a whole public here. Language overlapped and there overlapped. Abused in many areas. I have friends in the aviation and hotel world. The hotel. I want us not to think it happened. I think the conduct of the state is due on the thumb side. The government made endless mistakes. I remember that a year ago on Passover, we left the parents alone on Seder night. It should not have happened. Many mistakes and many unworthy things were done "I do not want to think that this happened intentionally to the culture."
Unequal enforcement has been enforced, according to many, for reasons of Netanyahu's personal political benefit.
How few fines were distributed in Bnei Brak and how many fines were distributed in Tel Aviv.
"I do not think there were many options to do things differently. There are slogans, 'fence them in', 'lower their allowances'. These are sentences in the air. I think in the end it is a matter of negotiation. I think whoever hit - hit himself. The ultra-Orthodox "They hurt themselves, people close to them died, and you see - the morbidity and mortality in Tel Aviv is lower. So who did they hurt? Themselves. But it is true that they also built, because on the way they did not open anything and did injustice here, as in the case of aviation."
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Lior Schlein (Photo: Screenshot, Network 13)
According to the cultural opening plan, they will be able to watch cultural events with a green mark (vaccinated and recovering).
In cultural institutions it will be possible to seat up to 300 people and up to 75 percent of the number of seats.
In the open air it will be possible to seat up to 500 people.
Among the additional conditions - placing a bouncer on every 50 people and banning the sale of food and food in the complex at the time of the event, except for personal drinking bottles.
For cultural institutions like independent clubs these conditions make the opening economically unviable.
Seating will only be through marked seating areas, with a seat space between those present other than people living together.
The performances will not allow dancing or proximity to the stage.
Entry and exit will be gradual to avoid congestion.
Music and dance performances can also take place in the open air, in capsules with spaces of up to 20 people per capsule.
In addition, galleries and museums will operate according to the purple character when booking tickets in advance.
Satirist Lior Schlein will also return to the stage tonight with two stand-up shows that will open the Tzavta Theater in Tel Aviv.
As first reported in Walla!
Culture, within a few hours since the show went on sale it has already sold out and following the demand another show has opened.
In answer to our question, who will be the next or next prime minister's wife - Geula Even or him, and if he intends to make souls in the show to Merav Michaeli, the chairman of the Labor Party and his partner, Schlein replied: "As you know, I have no discounts for anyone.
Or one.
Even if she's my neighbor.
Even if we have a neighborly relationship, let's call it, good.
But leave Geula Even-Sa'ar or Lehi Lapid, I have a better suggestion: if Sarah Netanyahu wants you to come on Sunday and be done half-and-half.
"Half an hour, Sarah Netanyahu, alone on stage, does a stand-up."
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