A comedy play by Ilan Hatsor will take place on May 16, 2027, at the Ramla Cultural Hall. A story about a cleaner who becomes a candidate for mayor.
A comedy by Ilan Hatzor
Directed by Mor Frank
Photography: Ohad Romano
Set design: Alexandra Nardi
Costumes: Arna Barnett-Shimoni
Music: Gal Lev
Video: Omri Rozi
Lighting: Matan Framinger
Assistant director: Matan Weisman
Dramaturgy: Tom Khodorov
Cast: Irit Kaplan, Itzik Cohen, Elad Atrakchi / Tam Gal, Dudu Niv, Osnat Ben-Yehuda, Simcha Barbiro / David Bilenka, Tal Weiss / Yoav Heyman.
The local elections are approaching, and the powerful, veteran mayor, Moshe Schwartzman, is worried that no candidate dares run against him. Without an opponent, there is no campaign—and without a campaign, the donors’ wallets remain closed. Besides, people might start calling him a dictator, and democracy is his guiding light.
So what can be done? To create the appearance of a fair election, they must find a fictitious opponent—someone “whose family would be the only ones to vote for him, and even they would have second thoughts.”
When the cleaner enters the office and starts cleaning, it is clear to everyone that the perfect candidate has been found.
Her name is Ilana. And she is here to stay!
A sharp and moving comedy about a determined woman who does not take kindly to dirt.
The performance includes the sound of an explosion and sirens, as well as flashing lights.
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