A musical featuring the songs of Yair Rosenblum at the Ashkelon Cultural Center. An Israeli love story set against the backdrop of the years 1967–1973, just before enlistment and life.
A musical featuring songs by Yair Rosenblum
Playwright: Gadi Inbar
An Israeli love story set against the backdrop of the years that shaped an entire generation.
Between the euphoria of 1967 and the rupture of 1973, a group of teenage boys and girls stands on the threshold of enlistment—and of life itself.
Mika is torn between two loves: Gidi, her childhood sweetheart, who returns from the war wounded and runs away from everything; and Ari, a classmate who finds a new path through faith and wins her heart.
A moving musical play about love, separation, and disillusionment, accompanied by Yair Rosenblum’s unforgettable songs—from “The Ballad of Hadva and Shlomik” and “A Song of an Ordinary Day,” through “Beloved in the Haruv Reconnaissance Unit” and “The Paratrooper’s Song,” to “Last Rain” and “The Melody Is What Matters.”
Mashi Kleinstein, Gilad Merchavi, Adi Alon, Liron Vigdor, Meital Notik, Gilat Ankori, Ohad Shahar, Yuval Andabeld, Eyal Bukovza, Amir Aharoni, Doron Oren, Gil Zaguri, Yuval Gross, Lior Cohen, Maya Mashania, Michelle Amram, Noa Saban, Eden Amsili, Tzach Cohen, Hod Shamir
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