At the Chamber Theatre, a play will be staged about two twin brothers from Kfar Chabad whose fates are radically different. One brother is a Torah genius, while the other fails his shidduch (matchmaking) and is exiled from the village. The performance runs for 2 hours and 20 minutes, including an intermission, and is recommended for audiences aged 14 and older.
The play is recommended for ages 14 and up.
Latecomers will not be admitted to the hall.
Yehuda and Chaim, 23-year-old twin brothers from Kfar Chabad. The first is a genius in Torah, while the second is not a genius, and certainly not in Torah. They should have long since found partners, as it is unacceptable at their age that they remain single! The community rabbi organizes a grand assembly in honor of the two, during which they are introduced to their prospective brides. For one brother, the matchmaking goes well, but the other fails miserably and is subsequently exiled from the village. And then the most interesting part begins…
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