
A theater performance about relationships, love, and loneliness, at Tmuna Theater in Tel Aviv. Two performers try to talk and fall into an abyss of silences.
What does it mean to be together and feel alone? Two performers on stage try to talk to each other and fall into an abyss of silences. Through the body, matter, and words, the feeling of existential loneliness is examined. The performance premiered at the “Premieres” Festival in 2025.
An opportunity to ask questions about relationships, love, loneliness, symbiosis, and balance within love.
What does it mean to be together and feel alone? What does it feel like to try to talk to your beloved and receive silence in return? The piece places two performers on stage who try to talk to each other and fall into an abyss of silences. Through the body, matter, and words, we will try to examine what it means to look at our feeling of existential loneliness. We will move through the worlds of everyday life and dreams, seeking to build a bridge between two bodies trying to become one and dissolve their autonomous physicality.
By and directed by Atalya Cohen
Performers: Abby Admasu-Pikero, Mia Eshel
Assistant director: Batal Rokhlin
Set design: Michaela Katzavitz, Atalya Cohen
Costume design: Michaela Katzavitz
Lighting design: Liam Schnitzer
Music: Alon Weisfeld, Atalya Cohen
Movement design: Mia Eshel, Carmel Eyal
Photography: Mia Eshel, Mor Alush
Artistic support: Ido Shach
Rap section direction: Neta Rudich
Thanks to: Yehezkel Lazarov, Daniel Cohen-Levy, Shai Shabtai, Amit Zarka, Adi Rahat, Hanita Noam, Adam Kelly, Amit Aslan, Tomer Livnon, Sivan Kagan.
Premiered at the Premières Festival, Kibbutzim College, Faculty of Arts, August 2025.
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