Microdosing: Full of Myself + I Find Myself Annoying

Microdosing: Theatre in Small Doses

Two plays on one ticket:

Full of Myself / Hadar Hartman

Dורי never managed to find her place in the world.

Or does she actually take up too much space?

In a world where calories are the enemy and woman is woman’s wolf, Dורי is a girl hiding from the refrigerator and a woman hiding from herself.

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

Written and directed by: Hadar Hartman | Cast: Hadar Hartman, Atara Amsili, Dor Hanuch, Koral Sitbon, Noam Shetsky | Artistic mentorship: Nano Shabtai, Orian Lifshitz | Choreography: Zohar Shavit | Set and costume design: Tal Nisan | Composition, musical production and vocal coaching: Shir Bodek and Amir Aharoni | Production: Zohar Bar | Additional thanks: Liri Yadin, Dan Madrer, Tomer Sether, Zoe Kogan, Gil Rosenson

This Annoys Me / Hadar Goldberg

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

But then Libi, her special younger sister, entered the world in a storm.

Excuse me? But what isn’t special about Tal?

Tal will embark on a journey of coping with life in the shadow of an autistic sister. Along the way, she will discover 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.

Written and directed by: Hadar Goldberg | Artistic mentorship: Maayan Even, Orian Lifshitz | Compositions: Tal Hasson, Hadar Goldberg | Piano: Tal Hasson

Cast: Hadar Goldberg, Adir Dayan, Gali Hagiladi, Michal Weisfeld, Liri Yadin, Dan Madrer | Production: Dan Madrer, Guy Yardeni | Space design: Maya Kinan

Costume design: Shiri Shuler | Lighting design: Martin Adin

Thanks: To Saar Madrer, Eitan Tsvik, and my sister, brother and parents, who allowed me to bring my perspective to our story.

The work is presented as part of Microdosing: Theatre in Small Doses, a series for young theatre by Micro Theatre, with the support of Barutina, the Authority for Young People.