A musical children’s play about a little elephant searching for what makes him unique. The performance will take place at the Ashkelon Cultural Center.
The Elephant Who Wanted to Be the Best
Based on the book by Paul Kor
Play and songs: Ayala Korkos
Director: Avi Malka
Music: Dvir Friedman
Costumes: Ella Kolesnik
Set design: Avi Fahima
Cast:
Vita Holodni / Merav Peleg
Liran Kantorovich / Tom Man
Orin Roz
Shabbat
Itamar Sharon
A play based on a book by Paul Kor, the Israeli author of the bestselling children’s books Kasfion, The Boy Who Loved the Moon, Flower, Flower, Don’t Cry, and others.
An exciting, funny, and imagination-filled experience for little ones.
What happens when a cute little elephant decides he doesn’t want to be like everyone else?
On a magical journey full of adventures, he tries to become the most unique and colorful of all. Along the way, he meets colorful friends, faces surprising challenges, and discovers an important secret about self-acceptance and love.
The Elephant Who Wanted to Be the Best is an enchanting show featuring original music and spectacular scenery, conveying a moving message about uniqueness, self-confidence, and friendship.
“What’s wrong with the color gray? It is the elephants’ color—it suits them perfectly.”
A theatrical experience that will make everyone laugh, feel moved, and leave with a big smile.
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