Yoni Berman, a millionaire with a questionable past, invites friends to a spiritual retreat for his birthday. The attendees find themselves trapped in the house due to a storm, and one guest dies. A witty comedic thriller not for the faint of heart.
Fatal Comedy by Bat Hen Sabag
Director and Playwright: Irad Rubinstein
Scenography: Alexandra Nardi
Costumes: Orna Smurovsky
Music: Roi Yarkoni
Lighting: Matan Preminger
Assistant Director: Ido Bestiker
Cast: Yaniv Suisa / Yoav Levi, Neta Gerti / Bat-Hen Sabag, Ido Bartal, Kineret Limoni / Andrea Schwartz, Ishai Golan, Eran Mor, David Bilanka, Louis Nufi, Anna Harit
About the play:
Yoni Berman, a millionaire with a questionable past, invites his closest friends to a spiritual retreat at a deserted villa to celebrate his birthday as part of a personal rebirth. However, his friends, doubting the sincerity of his metamorphosis, quickly dampen the festivities and plan to leave. At this moment, a storm breaks out, trapping everyone in the house. Suddenly, the lights go out... and one of the guests is found dead.
The retreat turns into a crime scene. Everyone's a suspect. Anyone could be the next victim. As the storm rages outside, tensions rise inside. It becomes evident: even at a retreat, some things can't be washed away – not the past, nor a dirty mouth.
A witty comedic thriller—not for the faint-hearted!
After the success of "Love and Epidemic," Bat-Hen Sabag and Irad Rubinstein join forces once again in a vibrant play that will surely open your chakras.
Produced with the support of the Yona Ettinger - Howard Gilman Foundation
The play contains partial nudity
A prop cigarette is used on stage
The play includes gunshots, explosions, sirens, and flashing light effects