A play based on Kobo Abe’s philosophical novel tells the mystical and touching story of two people. The production combines philosophical depth, theatricality, and imagery. One of the most acclaimed productions by Zero Theatre returns to the Israeli stage.
Woman in the Dunes — Oleg Rodovilskiy and Marina Belyavtseva in a performance based on the novel by Kōbō Abe.
Direction, set design, and choreography: Oleg Rodovilskiy, Marina Belyavtseva
Costumes: Polina Adamova
Music: Mikhail Gluzman
Lighting: Oleg Rodovilskiy, Ziv Voloshin
Kōbō Abe’s philosophical novel becomes the story of two people—a mystical, strange, and touching love story set in a mysterious world…
Woman in the Dunes, the famous and most award-winning production by Zero Theatre, recognized with numerous prizes and awards at major theater festivals, has returned to the Israeli stage. The performance combines the novel’s philosophical depth with vivid theatricality and imagery. It has not merely stood the test of time or retained its relevance; on the contrary, it has become exceptionally sought-after in today’s confused reality, which is losing its former moral bearings.
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