A pajama party for the whole family in tribute to Nurit Zarchi, featuring songs and stories in new and surprising performances. Participants are invited to come in pajamas and bring dolls and objects that accompany them to sleep. The ticket includes participation in a dream-sewing workshop. On stage: Miki Kam and Alon Eder.
Join us for a pajama party celebrating Nurit Zarchi: a celebration of dreams and imagination that will give us—parents and children—the opportunity to be together during the special, magical time before bedtime. We will celebrate the songs and stories of the beloved poet and author, Israel Prize laureate, who created Tanina, Amori Ashig Atosa, I Peeled an Orange, Woman in a Watermelon, The Girl Robin Hood, and many more wonderful works.
A pajama party filled with love for Zarchi’s familiar stories and songs, in new and surprising performances that will light up our night. Children—and parents, too!—are invited to come dressed in pajamas, with the dolls and objects that always accompany them to sleep. The ticket includes participation in a special “Dream-Sewing Workshop.”
On stage: Miki Kam and Alon Eder
The performance is intended for ages 6 and up and lasts approximately one hour.
Artistic director: Noga Ashad | Production: Yonatan Brin | Video art: Eric Poterman | Video: Moshe Houri
Director of Family and Children’s Programs: Liran Lifshitz
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