A new play based on Yoni Shemesh's comic book, following 10-year-old Gidi as he flees from the bully Dani and arrives at Adler's junkyard. There, he finds solace and discovers a giant robot that could become the older brother he has dreamed of. The play deals with fears, friendship, and coping with family changes.
A Brother from Nowhere
Based on the comic book by Yonatan Shem-Or
Play adaptation: Oren Yaacobi
Direction: Eden Amit
Music: Lior Ronen
Movement design: Michal Shi
Set design: Roee Vaturi
Costume design: Shira Weiss
Robot design: Gili Kozin – Ulmer and Yana Malish
Video design: Erez Schwarzbau
Lighting design: Uri Morga
Text direction: Margalit Geza
Assistant Director: Eran Hakkak
Cast: Shoval Hakmon, Nisan Skira, Yoav Frankel, Dan Kizler, Yuval Kalu, Coral Karani / Hagai Paz
One day, when 10-year-old Gidi escapes from the bully tormenting him, he finds himself in Adlery's scary junkyard. Unexpectedly, it is there that Gidi feels comfortable talking about his fear of Danny the Bully, his secret love for the cool Netta, and his worry about the big change coming when his mother gives birth to her little sister.
Gidi doesn't feel ready to be a big brother because he desperately needs a big brother himself who will protect and help him. But Gidi's life is about to change sooner than expected when a huge robot suddenly emerges from the pile of scrap. Will Gidi succeed in turning the robot into the big brother he dreamed of? Will he manage to overcome the harassment of Danny the Bully? And will he have the courage to finally propose friendship to Netta?
A surprising and captivating show based on the beloved book by comic artist Yonatan Shem-Or.
For ages 6 and up.