A musical featuring songs by Yair Rosenblum about love, separation, and disillusionment in Israel from 1967 to 1973, at the Netanya Cultural Center.
Mika Sheli
A musical featuring songs by Yair Rosenblum
An Israeli love story set against the backdrop of the years that shaped an entire generation.
Between the euphoria of 1967 and the trauma of 1973, a group of young women and men stands on the threshold of enlistment—and of life itself.
Mika is torn between two loves: Gidi, her childhood sweetheart, who returns from the war wounded and runs away from everything; and Ari, a classmate who finds a new path through faith and captures her heart.
An moving musical about love, separation, and disillusionment, accompanied by Yair Rosenblum’s unforgettable songs—from “The Ballad of Hadva and Shlomik” and “A Weekday Song,” through “Beloved in the Haruv Reconnaissance Unit” and “The Paratrooper’s Song,” to “Last Rain” and “The Melody Is What Counts.”
Director: Tzדי Tzarfati
Adaptation: Moshe Kepten and Shahar Pinkas
Choreography: Tomer Yifrah
Musical Director: Yehonatan Perlman
Set Design: Lily Ben Nachshon
Lighting Design: Uri Morag
Costume Design: Ella Kolesnik
Wig Design: Irena Segal
Executive Producer: Neta Birk
Cast: Mashi Kleinstein, Gilad Merhavi, Gal Malka, Adi Alon, Liron Vigdor, Gilat Ankori, Ohad Shachar, Eyal Bukovza, Amir Aharoni, Doron Oren, Gil Zagורי, Yuval Gross, Lior Cohen, Maya Mishanya, Michelle Amram, Noa Saban, Eden Amsili, Tzach Cohen
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