The Baroness Rothschild - The Hebrew Theater
80-99 ₪
A historical-human drama by Yehondav Tzedaka and directed by Gadi Tzedaka, depicting the story of Pannonica Rothschild. The play takes place between post-World War II Europe and the jazz world of New York in the 1950s, accompanied by a live orchestra. Cast includes: Neta Plotnik, Gil Weinberg, and others.
A historical-human drama by Yehondav Tzedaka and directed by Gadi Tzedaka, depicting the story of Pannonica Rothschild. The play takes place between post-World War II Europe and the jazz world of New York in the 1950s, accompanied by a live orchestra. Cast includes: Neta Plotnik, Gil Weinberg, and others.
The Baroness Rothschild - The Hebrew Theater
By: Yehonadav Tzadaka
Directed by: Gadi Tzadaka
A powerful historical-human drama set between post-World War II Europe and the jazz world of 1950s New York. The play centers around the true story of Pannonica (Nica) Rothschild, a baroness from the legendary Rothschild family. A wealthy, educated woman and mother of five, trapped in a rigid social role: to be the "pretty face" of family, money, and status. Behind the glamorous facade is a woman devoid of freedom, emotionally oppressed, and controlled by her diplomat husband and her brother, Baron Rothschild, who leads the family. The performance is accompanied by a live orchestra on stage.
Cast: Neta Plotnick, Gil Weinberg, Gavriel Demidov, Einos Aino, Adi Almo, Tovit Smai, Oren Habot, Yiftach Kaminer, Erez Weiss, Shani Sharim.
Photo Credit: Pini Siluk
Ticket Cancellation Policy:
- If a ticket is canceled more than 48 hours before the show, a cancellation fee of 5% of the ticket price will be charged.
- If canceled within 48 hours, the ticket holder will be charged in full.
- Refunds will be processed only through the payment method used for the purchase.
Regulations:
- Every individual, regardless of age, entering the show must have a ticket.
- No strollers are allowed in the hall.
- Food and drinks are not permitted.
- Latecomers will be directed to available seats.
