A medical thriller drama about an IVF unit, corruption, and secrets in a hospital. It will be performed at the Ashkelon Cultural Hall; the performance date was not specified.
By: Gili Kozba
Directed by: Dafna Zilberg
A medical thriller drama following an IVF unit in a hospital, in a world where fertility medicine and corruption intersect.
Dr. Alex Gold, a resident at Hashikma Hospital, struggles to process the suicide of her husband, Dr. Yonatan Gold, director of the IVF unit, who took his own life within the hospital walls. Wounded and pregnant, yet determined, Alex embarks on a personal and uncompromising investigation. As she delves deeper into the case, she uncovers cover-ups, medical corruption, and dark secrets that threaten to shake the entire hospital.
Angels in White is a play about a collapsing healthcare system (not ours), about corruption that gnaws away at the Hippocratic Oath as well (not here), and about ordinary people who refuse to remain silent—and succeed in making a major impact.
The debut work of investigative journalist Gili Kozba, formerly a staff member of Uvda.
All characters and events in the play are products of the creator’s imagination, and any resemblance to reality is entirely coincidental.
Dramaturgy: Noga Ashkenazi
Set and Video Design: Niv Manor
Costumes: Arna Barnett-Shimoni
Music: Daniel Salomon
Lighting: Eyal Daniel
Movement: Sharon Gal
Assistant Director: Carmel Cohen
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