Maor Cohen and Peter Roth, Tribute to Roni Somek, Beatles for Kids: 7 Recommendations for Mid-December
The Meditech in Holon will host a show on the occasion of the poet Roni Somek's 70th birthday;
A new exhibition at the Negev Museum of Art brings together toys, games and works of art;
Maor Cohen will perform with Peter Roth;
And the "Sounds of Childhood" festival, which is all about a celebration for children: where are you going this week?
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16/12/2021
Thursday, 16 December 2021, 00:07 Updated: 06:47
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Maor Cohen and Peter Roth (stills: Reuven Castro, video editing: Aviv Irgaz, director: Nitai Barry, sound: Ilan Levy, graphic design: Avichai Baruch, photography: Matan Goldstein, production: Shai Warker)
"Let the words do to you"
The Meditech in Holon will host a show on the occasion of the poet Roni Somek's 70th birthday.
The show will feature many personalities and artists, including Yair Lapid, Hili Trooper, Orly Castel Blum, Ohad Naharin, Yoram Arbel, Sigalit Landau, Eran Tzur, Yahli Sobol, Daniel Salomon and more.
Each of them will direct, read or speak in honor of Blush.
When?
December 24, 12:00
Where?
Meditech, 6 Golda Meir Street, Holon
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70. Blush (Photo: Reuven Castro)
In the sea in them boom
Bim Bam Boom is a new exhibition at the Negev Museum of Art, which brings together toys, games and works of art.
The exhibition includes a spectacular collection of toys and art from Italy alongside works by Israeli artists, and it also includes outdoor sculptures placed in the museum complex.
A special place is dedicated to cultural heroes like Mickey Mouse and Pinocchio who have ignited the imaginations of children and adults over the years.
The exhibition is curated by Armeno Tidisky and Nirit Dahan.
When?
December 21 to March 26
Where?
Negev Museum of Art, 60 Ha'atzmaut Street, Beer Sheva
Childhood Sounds Festival
As part of the festival, which is artistically directed by musician Maya Belzitzman, special and new productions in various musical styles will be staged.
Starting with classical music, through the Beatles, jazz music and world music with the participation of many artists: Maor Cohen, Carolina, Danny Sanderson, Mickey Kam, Danny Robes, Dror Keren and more.
Between the original productions and the festival performances: First 100 songs - the classic children's song book becomes a stage performance with Shai Tsabari, Noam Kleinstein, Avi Greinik;
Danny Sanderson in a show for the whole family;
Dror Keren and Danny Robes - Beatles numbers in words and sounds;
Maor Cohen, Carolina and Boom Pam;
more and more.
When?
December 19-21
Where?
Holon Theater
For the whole family. Sanderson (Photo: Reuven Castro)
Holgab Festival
The Festival of Israeli-Ethiopian Creation 2021 by the creator of the Confederation House in Jerusalem will host many intriguing performances, including a joint performance by Esther Rada, Abba Dassah, and the Van Mishasha;
A tribute show to Abta Barihun, a senior Israeli-Ethiopian musician with the participation of Shlomo Bar, Ehud Banai and Rudy Beinsin, a hip-hop show with Gili Yalu, Eden Darso and Teddy Ngusa and much more.
When?
December 22-29
Where?
The Confederate House in Jerusalem
Summer Snow
A new show by the Batsheva troupe created by choreographer, artist and dancer Ella Rothschild.
Rostilde danced in the dance troupe Inbal Pinto and Avshalom Polak and in the Batsheva dance troupe, under the artistic direction of Ohad Naharin.
Rothschild currently dances with the band Kidd Pivot under the direction of choreographer Crystal Pitt.
Rothschild's work combines dance, visual arts and music.
When?
December 20-22
Where?
Susan Dellal, Tel Aviv
Maor Cohen and Peter Roth
Maor Cohen and Peter Roth are best friends in music and life, with over 25 years of career and creativity together and separately.
Their joint performance includes the favorite songs from all eras and ensembles (Safed Elders, Monica Sex, The Flies and more) plus stories and lots of humor.
warmly recommended.
When?
December 18
Where?
The new Zappa Tel Aviv
best friends.
Maor and Peter (Photo: Reuven Castro, Reuven Castro)
The third liturgical music festival
Just when Nazareth is celebrating Christmas, the third liturgical festival is taking place in the city, initiated and produced by Polyphony for Education and headed by the festival's artistic director, violinist and musician Nabil Aboud Askar.
The festival is held in churches in the city, including the Church of the Silesian Church, the Anglican Church and the Maronite Church.
The festival will host the Galilee Orchestra conducted by Salim Aboud Askar, "Tel Aviv College Singers" conducted by Yishai Steckler, Baroque Orchestra and much more.
When?
December 16-18
Where?
Nazareth
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