Haters, a Love Story - Beit Lissane
A play based on Isaac Bashevis Singer's book "Haters, A Love Story," directed by Shir Goldberg. The plot takes place in New York in 1949 and describes the character of Herman Broder, who is torn between his wife who saved his life and a turbulent romance with an injured young woman, while his first wife returns to life. The play deals with guilt, passion, and survival, offering a shattering look at love and new beginnings.
A play based on Isaac Bashevis Singer's book "Haters, A Love Story," directed by Shir Goldberg. The plot takes place in New York in 1949 and describes the character of Herman Broder, who is torn between his wife who saved his life and a turbulent romance with an injured young woman, while his first wife returns to life. The play deals with guilt, passion, and survival, offering a shattering look at love and new beginnings.
Details based on the book by Isaac Bashevis Singer "Haters, A Love Story"
Adaptation: Noa Lazer Kinnan
Direction: Shir Goldberg
Scenery: Eran Atzmon
Costumes: Yehudit Aharon
Music: Lior Ronen
Lighting: Yiron Avolefya
Lighting Programming: Yonatan Gorfinkel
Assistant Director: Roti Gefen
Cast: Limor Goldstein, Ofir Vail, Tom Hagi, Yaël Vakashtein, Rada Kantarovich, Eran Sharal, and others.
New York, 1949. The city is bustling, the world is trying to recover from the war, and Herman Broder seeks a fresh start. He lives between two women: his wife, a Polish farmer who saved his life during the war, and a beautiful, injured young woman he is drawn to, who sweeps him into a stormy and passionate affair when his first wife suddenly returns from the dead. Amidst guilt, passion, survival, and entangling lies, Herman tries to grasp the future without looking back. But the past does not let go.
Isaac Bashevis Singer’s powerful work, one of the greatest and most influential writers of the 20th century and Nobel Prize laureate in Literature, saw the film adaptation achieve global success, receive an Oscar nomination, and become a modern classic. This stage adaptation offers a sharp, captivating, and shattering perspective on love, guilt, and the possibility—or illusion—of a new beginning.
Photo credit: Gabriel Beharlia
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