SHOWS
FREE FALL
A combination of motion and dramatic theater.
Life is a freefall, it is unclear where you're flying to and where you will land.
But as the ground draws near, and the end becomes clear to you, there is a sudden spark of desire to live within you. And you ask: Can I do it again, please?
Duration of the performance 75 min
Language: Hebrew
Adaptation and Director: Michael Teplitsky
Choreography: Lena Rozenberg
Hebrew translation:
Scene, Costume, Accessories and Lighting Designer: Vadim Keshersky
Music by: Eugene Levitas
CAST
Earl of Gloucester Dima Ross
Edmund (his younger and illegitimate son) Leon Moroz
Edgar (his elder son) Ori Levanon
Regan (Lear’s second daughter) Hadas Eyal
Goneril (Lear’s eldest daughter) Ksenia Moroz
Photography and Graphics Oleg Evstafiev
"Lear without Lear, introduced by a bastard. It works splendidly. Lear. Puppets and People, directed by Michael Teplitsky, is theatre as it can be and should be: imaginative, entertaining, and unafraid to take risks… It’s provocative, funny, cynical, violent, moving, and harrowingly relevant"
Ayelet Dekel "Midnight East"
THE CHAIRS
The Chairs is an absurdist "tragic farce" play by Eugène Ionesco.
The play concerns two characters, known as Old Man and Old Woman, frantically preparing chairs for a series of invisible guests who are coming to hear an orator reveal the Old Man's discovery.
Duration of the performance 65 min
Language: Hebrew
Adaptation and Director: Michael Teplitsky
Hebrew translation: Eli Sabag
Scene, Costume Designer: Polina Adamov
Lighting Designer: Vadim Keshersky
Music by: Eugene Levitas
CAST
Old man 1 Michael Teplitsky
Old woman 1 Evgenia Sharova
Old man 2 Pavel Kravetsky
Old woman 2 Inna Slabitker
Photography Olga Dubova / Anna Vorontsova
WILL THERE NEVER BE A WAR?!
"Will there never be a war?!" is a Hungarian comedy-drama based on the novel by Örkény István
Matraszentanna is a small mountain town, so small, in fact, that it has no indoor plumbing. Gyula Toth, a soldier, informed his family that his company commander Major Varro would be spending his leave at their home. Since the major suffers from insomnia and an overly sensitive nose Gyula convinced him to relax with his parents in their rustic village...
Duration of the performance 120 min
Language: Hebrew
Director: Michael Teplitsky
Adaptation: Michael Hefetz
Hebrew translation: Elina Shtrahman
Scene, Costume, Accessories and Lighting Designer: Vadim Keshersky
Music by: Eugene Levitas
CAST
Major Varro Ori Levanon
Tóth Lajosh Vitaly Voskoboynikov
Mariska, Tóth wife Xenia Markuze
Ágika, Tóth daughter Hadas Eyal
Pishta, local postman Dima Ross
Photography Elena Zapassky/ Dima Valershtein
WILL THERE NEVER BE A WAR?!
"Will there never be a war?!" is a Hungarian comedy-drama based on the novel by Örkény István
Matraszentanna is a small mountain town, so small, in fact, that it has no indoor plumbing. Gyula Toth, a soldier, informed his family that his company commander Major Varro would be spending his leave at their home. Since the major suffers from insomnia and an overly sensitive nose Gyula convinced him to relax with his parents in their rustic village...
Duration of the performance 120 min
Language: Hebrew
Director: Michael Teplitsky
Adaptation: Michael Hefetz
Hebrew translation: Elina Shtrahman
Scene, Costume, Accessories and Lighting Designer: Vadim Keshersky
Music by: Eugene Levitas
CAST
Major Varro Ori Levanon
Tóth Lajosh Vitaly Voskoboynikov
Mariska, Tóth wife Xenia Markuze
Ágika, Tóth daughter Hadas Eyal
Pishta, local postman Dima Ross
Photography Elena Zapassky/ Dima Valershtein
WILL THERE NEVER BE A WAR?!
"Will there never be a war?!" is a Hungarian comedy-drama based on the novel by Örkény István
Matraszentanna is a small mountain town, so small, in fact, that it has no indoor plumbing. Gyula Toth, a soldier, informed his family that his company commander Major Varro would be spending his leave at their home. Since the major suffers from insomnia and an overly sensitive nose Gyula convinced him to relax with his parents in their rustic village...
Duration of the performance 120 min
Language: Hebrew
Director: Michael Teplitsky
Adaptation: Michael Hefetz
Hebrew translation: Elina Shtrahman
Scene, Costume, Accessories and Lighting Designer: Vadim Keshersky
Music by: Eugene Levitas
CAST
Major Varro Ori Levanon
Tóth Lajosh Vitaly Voskoboynikov
Mariska, Tóth wife Xenia Markuze
Ágika, Tóth daughter Hadas Eyal
Pishta, local postman Dima Ross
Photography Elena Zapassky/ Dima Valershtein
SHOWS
Alice and the Old Circus
A clown show for the whole family! Alice receiving two presents for her birthday: a smartphone and a mystery-box with clowns, doesn’t pay attention to the old-fashioned mystery-box so the clowns from the box start to interfere in her life, they ruin her smartphone and vivify for her the wonderful universe of Circus. Playing with the clowns Alice reveals the whole new world that is not on the screen but in her hearth and thoughts. The meeting with the magic of clowns and of the circus is aimed at young and teenagers audiences.
The show is staged within the framework of Fourth International Clown Festival in Netanya.
Duration of the performance 75 min
Language: Without Words
Director: Michael Teplitsky
Scene, Costume and Accessories Designer: Olga Dumova
Music by: Eugene Levitas
Actors-creators:
Vladimir Zemlyansky
Ilya Domanov
Leon Moroz
Ksenia Moroz
Photography by Mark Tso
THE SNOW TALE
“When the sun arrives I’ll melt away”… “So I’ll head to the sun and will ask him not to come”
“The Snow Tale” is a beautiful and unique show for the whole family that conveys the cozy homely winter feel. The fact that the venue can seat up only 34 persons invests a lot in this atmosphere.
The little snowman starts his journey to stop the sun from coming in an effort to have the winter continue. On his way he meets new friends living in the forest and learns a lot of new about the world, the nature and particularly about himself.
The show is based on a romantic folk story “The sun and the snow people”.
Theatre adaptation and direction: Leon Moroz
Set, costumes and puppets: Ksenia Moroz
Music: Leon Moroz
ACTORS:
Ksenia Moroz
Hadas Eyal
David Ziselson
Photography by Mark Tso
Alice and the Old Circus
A clown show for the whole family! Alice receiving two presents for her birthday: a smartphone and a mystery-box with clowns, doesn’t pay attention to the old-fashioned mystery-box so the clowns from the box start to interfere in her life, they ruin her smartphone and vivify for her the wonderful universe of Circus. Playing with the clowns Alice reveals the whole new world that is not on the screen but in her hearth and thoughts. The meeting with the magic of clowns and of the circus is aimed at young and teenagers audiences.
The show is staged within the framework of Fourth International Clown Festival in Netanya.
Duration of the performance 75 min
Language: Without Words
Director: Michael Teplitsky
Scene, Costume and Accessories Designer: Olga Dumova
Music by: Eugene Levitas
Actors-creators:
Vladimir Zemlyansky
Ilya Domanov
Leon Moroz
Ksenia Moroz
Photography by Mark Tso
SHOWS
Coproduction of Habima National Theatre and Malenki Theatre
ZEMACH
The end of 1920’s. After a very successful tour in Europe and USA Habima Theatre decides not to come back to USSR. A great part of actors unsatisfied with powerful and tyrannical administration of the Theater Director Nahum Zemach splits the troupe into two groups. Zemach stays in USA with the smaller group of actors filled with hope to create a new Habima while most of the actors return to Europe and then move to Palestine. In the beginning of 1930’s Nachum Zemach comes to Palestine trying to reunite the theatre but he never succeeds. Habima actors are not ready to pardon him and let come back the last founder and leader…
“Zemach” is a bright and touching theatre show based on the letters that Nachum Zemach wrote to his wife Myriam Goldin from Palestine while she stayed in USA that Michael Teplitsky turned into a stage play.
Duration of the performance 120 min
Language: Hebrew
Director: Michael Teplitsky
Stage play by Michael Teplitsky
Hebrew translation: Elina Shtrahman
Set and Costumes Design: Polina Adamov
Lightening Design: Ziv Voloshin
Music by: Eugene Levitas
Movement trainer: Lena Rosenberg
CAST
Gil Frank
Dana Yadlin
Yuval Shlomovitch,
Dima Ross
Ori Levanon,
Hadas Eyal
Photography by Mark Tso
Alice and the Old Circus
A clown show for the whole family! Alice receiving two presents for her birthday: a smartphone and a mystery-box with clowns, doesn’t pay attention to the old-fashioned mystery-box so the clowns from the box start to interfere in her life, they ruin her smartphone and vivify for her the wonderful universe of Circus. Playing with the clowns Alice reveals the whole new world that is not on the screen but in her hearth and thoughts. The meeting with the magic of clowns and of the circus is aimed at young and teenagers audiences.
The show is staged within the framework of Fourth International Clown Festival in Netanya.
Duration of the performance 75 min
Language: Without Words
Director: Michael Teplitsky
Scene, Costume and Accessories Designer: Olga Dumova
Music by: Eugene Levitas
Actors-creators:
Vladimir Zemlyansky
Ilya Domanov
Leon Moroz
Ksenia Moroz
Photography by Mark Tso