A rhymed musical play based on Lea Goldberg’s beloved book, “The Absent-Minded Man from Kfar Azar.” The play tells the story of an absent-minded man who arrives in a quiet, orderly village and tries to fit in, but causes quite a few problems. Starting at 4:30 p.m., an experiential activity for young children will take place.
An adaptation of Leah Goldberg’s beloved book, The Absent-Minded Man from Kfar Azar.
A play with songs about an absent-minded man who unexpectedly arrives in a village.
And the village—named Azar—is quiet and peaceful, small and unfamiliar… truly unknown.
It turns out that the village has peculiar rules, which its residents have strictly followed for decades.
Everything is known, clear, and very orderly, and life there is simply wonderful.
The absent-minded man, who very much wants to fit in, makes an effort, tries, and gives it his all.
But he makes mistakes, sometimes does rather silly things, behaves a little differently, and causes problems.
Music and musical direction: Daniel Ran
Starting at 16:30: an experiential activity for young children, including creative workshops and games, a beanbag area, booster cushions, a photo booth, and roaming characters.