One of the wittiest and most biting comedies by Hanokh Levin about Lachek’s attempt to tell his family about his mother’s death. The family is preparing for a wedding, not a funeral, and tries to avoid the news. The plot turns into a frantic, humorous chase, full of unexpected twists.
One of the sharpest and most sarcastic comedies by Hanokh Levina, accompanied by endless songs about love. Lachek’s mother has died. He is about to inform his relatives and arrange a dignified funeral. They, however, are busy preparing the wedding of their younger daughter Volutsia, which is scheduled for the next evening. Both sides understand that a wedding and a funeral cannot take place simultaneously. But how can you “dump four hundred guests and eight hundred chickens” ordered for the celebration just for the funeral? From this point on begins a frantic, humorous, and twist‑filled chase: the family does everything possible to avoid the news of the death that a desperate Lachek tries to deliver.
From August 6 to August 8, Nadav Adler will replace Dan Shapira.
In this performance, actresses Roni Netanel and Hen Gerti will appear alternately.