The Woman and the Spirit: A Tale for the Month of Tishrei
Date:
Monday (in 14 days)
September 14 at 5:00 in the afternoon – September 22 at 8:00 in the evening
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A stormy wind snatches a generous countrywoman’s last roll, and she brings the wind to trial to seek justice. During the trial, it is revealed that the wind has a good reason for its actions. A play with a unique moral, intended for children ages 5–10.
A fierce, powerful wind snatches a generous countrywoman’s last bread roll. The woman refuses to give up and takes the wind to court to seek justice. To her surprise, she discovers that the wind did not simply snatch the bread roll from her—and that it has a good reason for doing so.
Director: Orian Lifshitz | Writer: Inbal Lori | Set and Costume Design: Yaara Tzadok | Music and Songs: Nadav Vikinsky, Noa Shemer | Lighting Design: Zaki Qawasmi | Cast: Galit Tzabari, Ofer Yerushalmi, Avia Brosh | Idea and Development Partner: Roni Brodetsky
Each month features a new play, in which the space workers Sa and Har (Sahar) tell a folk tale with a unique moral, just before the moon rises.
The show is intended for ages 5–10 and lasts approximately one hour. Please do not bring babies to the event, as it takes place in a small, intimate hall, and their crying may disturb the actors and children watching the performance.
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