
A theater play about a Shakespearean actor and his daughter, trying to find him a stage during a pandemic. The play takes place at the Tmuna Theater in Tel Aviv.
Yudke Fels, a famous Shakespearean actor, has been sitting at home for a year because of the pandemic that broke out in the country. Pazit, his daughter, does everything she can to find him a place to perform, but all the theaters in the country have closed. In desperation, she arrives at the only place currently open: a club for combat-trauma victims from the Yom Kippur War.
Written and directed by Udi Ben Saada | Set and space design Moshe Yusipov | Costumes Natasha Mantel | Music Ron Klein | Lighting Rotem Elroy | Assistant director Nina Oppenheim | Cast: Doron Tzafrir, Yehuda Lazarovich, Nir Bickles, Nofar Levinger
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