A musical and colorful version of Mark Twain's classic book about Tom, a poor boy dreaming of a life of luxury, and Edward, a prince dreaming of a simple life. They decide to swap lives in a fateful meeting.
Tom is a poor boy who dreams of a life of luxury, and Edward is a prince who dreams of a simple life of an ordinary child.
In a fateful meeting, they decide to switch places - and suddenly every dream comes true: Tom enjoys the royal life, and Edward discovers the joy of simple things.
In a funny, exciting, and adventure-filled journey, the two learn that there is no real difference between a king and a pauper.
What truly matters is not wealth or status but good deeds and true friendship.
A production by the Israeli Hour Theater
Every person regardless of age requires a ticket
Playwright: Uri Orin
Director: Eldar Gohar Groisman
Music: Lior Ronen
Set, costumes, and props: Ella Kolesnik
Featuring: Amit Morris, Idan Shcrokah
The duration of the play is approximately 50 minutes
Intended for grades 1-4 (ages 7-10)
Photography by Rady Rubinstein