Nakdimon wants to give water to the people and signs a dubious agreement with a bishop. When the rain is delayed, he finds it difficult to continue hoping. A children’s play with a moral lesson, presented as part of a monthly theater series.
Summer has ended, autumn has passed, winter has begun, and there isn’t even a single rain cloud in the sky. Nakdimon wants to give water to the people, so he agrees to sign a dubious agreement with Hegemon. As time passes and the rain does not come, Hegemon arrives at Nakdimon’s home and demands his share. Nakdimon tries to hold on to his faith in goodness, but the longer the rain is delayed, the harder it becomes for him to keep hoping.
Direction: Orian Lifshitz
Writing: Sarit Zusman and Yair Lifshitz
Set and Costume Design: Yaara Tzadok
Music and Songs: Nadav Vikinski
Lighting Design: Zachi Qawasmi
Cast: Galit Tzabari, Ofer Yerushalmi
Co-creator and Development Partner: Roni Brodetsky
Every month, a new play is presented, in which the space workers Sa and Har (Sahar) tell a story with a unique moral, just before the moon rises.
The performance 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 the children watching the performance.
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