A romantic comedy about Moti Bernstein who falls in love with Nachmi Biton in the ultra-Orthodox community in Bnei Brak. The comedy is based on a successful film and describes the challenges of accepting a match between Ashkenazim and Sephardim. The play is directed by Roi Segev.
Additional Details
Theatre: A Few Good Men - Beit Lessin - Heichal HaTarbut Lod
Date: 30/8/26 - 17th of Elul
Door Opening: 19:30
Show Start: 20:30
Summary:
When Motti Bernstein, an Ashkenazi yeshiva student, falls in love with Nachmi Biton, a Moroccan woman, he knows this match will not be welcomed by the ultra-Orthodox community in Bnei Brak. His mother, Nachmi's mother, Malchi the matchmaker, and Baruch her loyal assistant, will do everything to prevent the engagement. But Motti is not willing to give up, and if love is blind and does not distinguish between Ashkenazis and Sephardim, then maybe he should blind himself? A romantic comedy at the seam between gefilte fish and chraimeh, based on one of the most successful films in recent years.
Written by Oren Yaacobi based on the film by Yaki Reisner, Erez Tadmor, and Hava Dibon. Directed by Roi Segev, Scenography by Adam Keler, Costumes by Oren Dor, Music by Ran Bagno, Lighting by Ziv Voloshin, Movement by Tula Damari, Assistant Director: Noam Peleg.
Featuring: Carmel Bin, Tomer Ben Ruby, Noa Biron, Maayan Turgeman, Ravit Yaakov Cohen, Yaniv Shavit, Nisso Kaviyya, Amjad Bader, Ori Perlman, Adi Tzemach.
Duration: 95 minutes without intermission
Please Note: Entry is for adults only (18+). No food, drink, strollers, or toddlers are allowed inside the hall.
Tickets are required for all ages.
Note: The original show date was changed from 27/8/26 to 30/8/26