Anaphase
The legendary dance work "Anapaza" by the Batsheva Dance Company, created by Israel Prize winner Ohad Naharin, is celebrating its 30th anniversary with its revival by the Batsheva Dance Company and the Batsheva Ensemble. It happens accompanied by live music by Avi Bellali and Danny Makov from "Tractor Revenge".
When? June 16-24 Where
? Hangar 11 Tel Aviv
Sustainable
After conquering Italian radio and performing at festivals across the country, and just before releasing his full and intriguing album, Kayma (Ori Toledano) arrives at Barbie for a premiere show. Not to be missed.
When? June 10 -
Where? Barbie Tel Aviv
Like there's no tomorrow
A new ecological art exhibition launched at Dizengoff Center at an investment of half a million shekels that will spread out in and around the center. The exhibition will feature 39 artists in 22 different exhibitions using diverse techniques and styles. Among the exhibitors you can find on the roof of the chin a huge sculpture weighing 700 kg, in the central space inside the chin will be built a huge installation 12 meters high by Itai Zlat called "The Habitat" consisting of a pile of cardboard boxes used by the chin stores and much more.
When? Until the end of June (free entry)
where? Dizengoff Center, Tel Aviv
One Love Festival
The Salina hotel chain, in cooperation with the production of the "One Love" festival, is holding a reggae event on the shores of the Sea of Galilee celebrating the lives of reggae giants, Bob Marley and Peter Tosh. The festival will host Jamaican reggae artist Andrew Tosh, son of Rasprime movement pioneer Peter Tosh, who co-founded the musical group The Wailers with Bob Marley.
When? June 15-16 Where
? Selina Kinneret (free tickets for hotel guests)
The Caspers
The beloved and wonderful band, celebrating its 30th anniversary, continues to perform after the success of the festive show held at Hangar 11 last month. In the show, (produced by toMix) the band will perform their favorite hits "Look at Me", "I Dream Forever", "In a Red Dress", "Silent World", "Everything Will Be Okay", "Come Dina", "Melodies" and much more.
When? June 9 -
Where? Barbie Tel Aviv
Sea view
The Khan Theater's new play, written and directed by Shirilly Deshe and Vitaly Friedland, is a poetic fantasy. A country full of nerves deserves an optimistic and hopeful refugee to start a new and peaceful life. In his attempt to fit in, he becomes entangled in a chain of troubles, which reincarnate an abandoned baby, which he is forced to protect, and embarks on a journey of growing up with him, in which they rediscover the beauty of life. The play is based on the physical and visual theater, without words, which puts the audience in a different kind of viewing.
When? June 11-14, 20:30
Where? Khan Theater, David Remez 2 Jerusalem
Alumni Exhibition of the Bezalel Master of Arts Program
The exhibition opens this year in the shadow of months of struggle over the identity of the state and the very concept of democracy. Some of the works in the exhibition deal with socio-political issues that are directly related to definitions of identity, home, homeland, family history and local history. Other works focus on the connection between the body and the space in which we live, or pose various questions related to contemporary existence and the characteristics of the current period, with regard to the undermining of the sense of stability in it.
When? June 1-17 Where
? Herzl 119, Tel Aviv
Determinism
Three solo exhibitions at the Edmond de Rothschild Center examine whether each event or thought is a product of previous events. Yuval Naor, who will present starting June 12, deals with the origin of man from the ape; Daniel Nahum, who will present starting July 6, shows the power of technology and its control over every detail of modern life versus the yearning for freedom; Dor Bar Shlomo, who will present starting August 3, ties together the parts of the trilogy and returns the gaze to birth, to the starting point of the world.
When? June 12 to August
24 Where? Edmond de Rothschild Center, Rothschild 104, Tel Aviv-Yafo (minus 1 floor)
Tribute to Cooper at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque
A weekend of docu-films that will screen six award-winning films that began their international careers in Cupro (the Kupro Foundation is an NGO that promotes Israeli cinema in the world) and have become dizzying successes: "The Gatekeepers", "The Photographer", "Les Mois Tema", "Children of the Sun", "Checkpoints", "Pure Forever". The films will be screened with the participation of the filmmakers in conversation with the audience.
When? June 8-10 Where
? Tel Aviv Cinematheque
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- Dr. Casper's Bunny Show