A comedy play by Oshrit Sarusi and Chen Rotman about a couple who have broken up but continue to meet at work. The date and location of the performance were not provided.
Hanael and Makhbit
A brilliant comedy by Oshrit Sarusi and Chen Rotman
Directed by: Udi Gotshalk
One day, Hanael leaves Makhbit, leaving her shocked and hurt, with their two small, curly-haired twin daughters. The problem is that Hanael and Makhbit do not really separate—they see each other every day at the girls’ religious high school where they work: he is the caretaker, and she is a counselor.
The complication begins when Makhbit discovers that Hanael is dating the school’s national-service volunteer. In response, she begins going on matchmaking dates. Now Makhbit’s new life drives Hanael crazy.
Quickly, the small drama between the couple shakes up the entire teachers’ lounge—which was not particularly stable to begin with.
Amusing to the point of tears.
Poster photo: Gabriel Beharliya / Udi Gotshalk
Cast: Oshrit Sarusi, Chen Rotman, Keren Mor-Mishori, Hai Maor, Tom Zidner, Ravit Yaakov, Mika Shivek, Nir Karni
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