A new Israeli play about a Haredi woman embarking on a journey of self-discovery and freedom. The performance date was not specified; at the Culture and Performing Arts Hall, Ma'alot-Tarshiha.
A new Israeli play based on a screenplay by Mindi Ehrlich.
Bati, a young ultra-Orthodox woman and mother of three, lives in Jerusalem within a carefully structured routine. Her world is suddenly shaken when she receives suspicious photographs in the mail of her beloved husband, Leizer, and discovers that he is being blackmailed by a local gang.
The revelation upends the couple’s lives and sends Bati on a journey of awakening, self-discovery, and a search for emotional and feminine freedom.
The play was written based on a screenplay by Mindi Ehrlich, who grew up in Jerusalem’s ultra-Orthodox community, and which became an acclaimed, award-winning film directed by Nir Bergman.
The production brings a rare ultra-Orthodox female voice to the stage and reveals the human complexity behind walls of silence.
Director: Kfir Azulay
Cast: Uri Dov Yosef, Yossi Bluperb, Einat Holland, Florence Bloch, Dana Meinert-Horowitz, Hagit Dasberg, Naomi Oren / Gil Fishman, Roi David, Gal Cohen, Oded Zamir / Guy Witner
Children: Gal Adelstein / Oz Aminov, Mika Freienti / Naama Geller
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