Raamset – Mystorin Theater Performance

16+

Raamset — a performance that becomes a party, a love that becomes a rebellion!

Imagine an impossible love story between a goddess and a human.

In a world where gods and mortals are destined to live apart, a forbidden love ignites—one capable of shaking the very order of things and posing one crucial question: can love overcome boundaries, laws, and fear?

The Mystery Theatre presents Raamset—a unique, unprecedented immersive show where Ancient Egypt meets club culture and pop aesthetics. Primitive, ritualistic, ancient energy bursts into the present: hieroglyphs collide with neon, gods dance alongside people, and bodies move between light and darkness to a rhythm that makes it impossible to stand still.

The audience becomes an integral part of what is happening: one moment, you are guests at a royal feast; the next, spectators at a boxing arena, participants in a flash mob, or swept up in a whirlwind of dance battles. The boundary between audience member and actor disappears, and everyone becomes part of the game. RAAMSET is a call for liberation. For rebellion. To love without limits. And when there are no more rules, anything is possible!

The performance takes place standing and in motion.

Unfortunately, the production is not accessible to visitors with limited mobility—it includes a short walk, standing, and stairs.

Directions and Door Opening

Old National Library building, Edmond J. Safra Campus (Givat Ram), Jerusalem—Building 11.

Doors open at 19:45. The performance begins at 20:00, lasts approximately one hour and fifteen minutes without an intermission, and is suitable for ages 16+.

We recommend arriving 15 minutes early—the campus is large, and parking is outside the gates.