
A dark comedy about an American general who initiates a nuclear attack. At the Cameri Theatre in Tel Aviv, 19 Shaul HaMelech Boulevard. Starring Yaniv Biton.
Stanley Kubrick’s prophetic masterpiece, in a stage adaptation that is painfully funny and terrifyingly relevant. An eccentric American general independently issues an order to launch a nuclear attack on the Soviet Union. The panicked U.S. president urgently convenes the military leadership to stop the madness and prevent disaster—but what happens when the wrong person presses the wrong button? Starring Yaniv Biton.
An eccentric American general independently issues an order to launch a nuclear attack on the Soviet Union. The panicked U.S. president urgently convenes the military leadership to stop the madness and prevent disaster. There is only one problem: it turns out that the Russians have built a special doomsday device that, in the event of a nuclear attack, will destroy all life on Earth.
The many-faced role that earned Peter Sellers an Academy Award is played by actor and comedian Yaniv Biton.
By Stanley Kubrick
Adaptation: Sean Foley, Armando Iannucci
Translation: Eli Bijawi
Director: Ilan Ronen
Set design: Eran Atzmon
Costume design: Orna Smorgonsky
Music: Lior Ronen
Lighting: Nadav Barnea
Assistant director: Ruti Gefen
Featuring Yaniv Biton, Micha Selektar, Yoav Levy, Noy Halperin, Moti Katz, Ohad Shahar, Avi Termin, Tom Hodorov, Simcha Barbiro
A 1964 black comedy directed by Stanley Kubrick. The film presents a political satire dealing with the Cold War, the doctrine of mutually assured destruction, and the balance of terror. The film’s leading star is Peter Sellers, who portrays three different characters. The film is loosely based on the book Red Alert by Peter George.
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