A musical children’s show starring Sharon Shachal. A colorful and amusing journey celebrating Israeli animal songs, featuring actors and puppets. The Stage Center, Ganei Tikva.
The successful musical children’s show starring Sharon Shachal is returning to the stage!
A spectacular, colorful, and entertaining musical journey celebrating the greatest animal songs of all time, in a unique combination of actors and puppets.
The acclaimed children’s production “A Celebration at the Farm” continues its nationwide tour, inviting young audiences and their parents to a perfect celebration of nostalgia, color, and rhythm.
The show introduces children to beloved classics of Israeli children’s music in fresh, lively arrangements.
The story follows Guy the Crocodile, who arrives at a special agricultural farm to find a warm home for the little elephant he rescued in Africa.
The farm is firmly managed by Sharon Shachal (“Agronomic Sharoni”)—a hardworking farmer who, ironically, has no animals on her farm.
The meeting between the two leads to an amusing and moving journey: Guy introduces Sharon to a rooster, a dog, a cat, a duck, and a unique talking bull named “Mo-Shon,” who becomes nervous whenever he encounters the color red.
Together, the heroes learn to milk a cow, ride horses, and excitedly witness the birth of ducklings.
Through their shared experiences, Sharon learns to accept and love animals. Together with Guy, she helps the little elephant and Mo-Shon cope with their fears and anxieties, and lovingly adopts all the animals.
The show is interwoven with beloved songs we all grew up with, which advance the plot and invite the children in the audience to sing and dance:
The magic of “A Celebration at the Farm” lies in the special combination of live acting and spectacular giant puppets, bringing the farm animals to life on a colorful, richly designed stage.
Cast: Sharon Shachal, Yosef Kadosh, Evyatar Bar-David, Dotan Amrani, Inbar Gal
Ages: 2–6
Show duration: Approximately one hour
Food, drinks, and strollers may not be brought into the auditorium.
Photo credit: Adi Barak
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