A children’s play about friendship, loyalty, and greed. The show is intended for ages 5 and up and takes place at Mofaim in Rosh HaAyin.
Max and Goldie are neighbors and best friends who share a plot of land where they grow plants and make tea extracts from them for a living. Both have big dreams, but lack the money to fulfill them.
One day, they find an old jug in the ground. When Max discovers that the jug is ancient and valuable, he sells it at an antiques shop in exchange for a small bag of coins. He plans to surprise Goldie, but when the silver coins are in his hands, greed awakens in him, and he keeps the money for himself, behind her back.
Thus begins a journey of lies and concealment that leads to a rift in their strong friendship. The surprising ending comes from an unexpected direction, and Max learns a lesson about loyalty and discovers that friendship is worth far more than a sack of coins.
Play: Gil Tzarnovitz, Meital Selkmon-Ratan
Direction: Gil Tzarnovitz
Music: Nir Lugasi
Set, costume, and prop design: Nofar Drezner
Assistant director: Noga Duek
Cast: Meital Selkmon-Ratan, Adi Eisenman
Photography credit: Kfir Bolotin
For ages 5 and up.
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