Micro and Broutina, the Authority for Young People, present:

A Traveling Series of Short Plays in Surprising Places

From plays by veteran masters to first stage experiments, from absurd site-specific adventures to small and precise works, you are invited to join us on an extended journey between Jerusalem’s various cultural institutions and get to know the prominent voices in the most vibrant theater scene in the country.

Hosting venues:
Hasabon, HaMifal, Museum on the Seam, Basarvia Bar, Micro Theater, Nissan Nativ Acting Studio, and more

Program:

Microdosing #2

The Masters’ Round
Songs of the Ten Plagues by Nathan Alterman
Hasabon
7.7.26

A unique adaptation of Nathan Alterman’s masterful song cycle. The performance follows the survival journey of a father and his son in ancient Egypt during the Ten Plagues.

Microdosing #3

And Now for Something Completely Different
Answer Me
HaMifal
29.7.26

After years of short segments, guest appearances on television programs, writing for every game show in the country, and brilliant specials at HaMizkaha, Yossi Komer—the handsome Jerusalemite king of trivia—presents a full-length performance devoted entirely to the complex, knowledge-filled world inside his mind: a cheeky, clever, and wild game show packed with trivia questions, knowledge games, and wholehearted fun.

Microdosing #4

Microbization 1

Neurotiv, the excellent local improv ensemble of Sharon Weisbert and Neta Troim, leads an improvisation tournament with different ensembles and rotating guests.

Improv Pro: Quarterfinals
Neurotiv vs. Shtoyes
Judge: Elad Moshe
(Dima XR)
Basarvia Bar
Thursday | 30/7 | 20:00

Microdosing #5

Premiere
The End of the Rooster
Nissan Nativ
27.8

Situation assessment:
Our location: in the inner world, on the front line.
Our forces: four reservists and a sense of humor.
The enemy: fear, longing, and numbness.
Our mission: to return home in one piece.
Equipment: guitar, keyboard, harmonica, and a rattling egg.

The work is based on the wartime experiences of the participating actors and creators.

Microdosing #6

Theater in Small Portions
Cabaret
Micro Theater
1.10.26

From the smoke-filled bars of 19th-century Paris, through the lawless cellars of Weimar-era Berlin, to our own Jerusalem above.

When the world goes mad and everything seems lost, cabaret offers a flickering light against the absurdity of reality.

Before you is an evening of cultural escapism and flight.

Come as you are—or as you feel like.

Microdosing #10

Two Plays on One Stage
Full of Myself + I Find Myself Annoying
Micro Theater
22.10.26

Full of Myself

Hadar Hartman

Duri never managed to find a place in the world.
Or perhaps she takes up too much space?

In a world where calories are the enemy and woman is wolf to woman, Duri is a girl hiding from the refrigerator and a woman hiding from herself.

A musical-surrealist journey about the body, guilt, and how to eat less and live more.

I Find Myself Annoying

Hadar Goldberg

When Tal was born, she was one and only—the leading role in her own life.

But then Libi entered the world like a storm, her younger and exceptional sister.

Excuse me? What isn’t special about Tal?

Tal embarks on a journey of confronting life in the shadow of an autistic sister. Along the way, she discovers that, contrary to what she thought, her sister, in her own special way, holds her hand and leads her to center stage.

An autobiographical musical about life alongside a sister with special needs.