A musical play about the life and loves of the poet Rachel, performed in Rosh HaAyin. Featuring Yonit Tobi and an ensemble of actors and musicians.
A new Israeli musical play by and directed by Gadi Tzadka.
Musical direction by Yonatan Perlman, starring Yonit Tobi.
For the first time, the play brings to the stage the tumultuous life story of the poet Rachel.
Few poets have left their mark with the power and emotion of the poet Rachel Bluwstein—known to us all simply as “Rachel”—who has touched hearts across generations.
The musical drama Will You Hear My Voice brings to the stage, for the first time, the life story and loves of the national poet. Through raw emotion, moving words, and heart-stirring song, it unfolds as a gripping and moving drama that brings tears to the eyes and touches the deepest strings of the soul.
The performance incorporates many of her poems: “Will You Hear My Voice,” “Uri,” “A Locked Garden,” “There Are the Golan Mountains,” “I Did Not Sing to You, My Country,” “Only About Myself,” “A Meeting, Half a Meeting,” “Kinneret,” and more.
Cast: Yonit Tobi, Asaf Segev/Oleg Rudovilski, Nirit Aharoni/Odelia Segal, Adi Eisenman, Michael Gamliel, Nitzan Eshel, Sapir Breier, Nina Dvash Amdorsky, Tal Amar.
Musicians:
Violin: Oren Levi
Flutes: Ayelet Hazan
Double bass: David Maimon
Percussion: Yuval Yakir/Ben Einav
Piano and conducting: Yehonatan Perlman
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