
A satirical comedy about a mysterious wounded man and visitors trying to decipher his past. The play is presented at Tmuna Theater, Tel Aviv.
An original satirical comedy examining the ways art, politics, and spirituality can help us cope with past traumas. An Israeli story about people trying to escape their own story, only to discover that they are actually rewriting it. At the heart of the plot is a mysterious injured man, and visitors trying to glean details about his past. As the number of visitors grows, the mystery becomes increasingly complicated.
A mysterious injured man lies in a hospital room. With every visitor who comes to see him, the mystery surrounding his true identity and the circumstances of his arrival at the department becomes more complicated.
Written by Noam Gil | Directed by Yigal Zaks | Assistant Director: Sagie Krischer | Set and Costume Design: Dafna Peretz | Video: Ofer Harari | Lighting: Uri Rubinstein | Music: Naama Radler | Cast: Maayan Blum, Shimon Mimran, Liz Ravian, Orly Tovli, Victor Sabag
“Work Group Ensemble is an independent theater company that has been active for about a decade under the leadership of director Yigal Zaks and playwright Noam Gil, and is responsible for some of the most interesting fringe productions presented here in recent years.”
Shai Bar-Yaakov, Yedioth Ahronoth
“It is not only the what, but primarily the how, that gives Work Group’s productions their edge. This time, too, the ensemble has succeeded in creating a fantasy that resonates with humor and an abundance of charm, human weaknesses and eccentricities, moods, and trends—and stretches them to the limit.”
Merav Yudilovitch, Habama
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