
A sung-spoken performance about love and bereavement, based on the books by Benny Barbash. At Tzavta Theatre, 30 Ibn Gabirol Street, Tel Aviv.
Love and Bereavement. Love in a Shelter. Love That Survives the Years, Undergoes Upheavals, Holds Together, Falls Apart, and Is Built Again. Featuring Songs from the Pantheon of Israeli Classics, Woven into Texts That Burn the Heart and Soul. The show is based on the books by Benny Barbash, who also appears, alongside Merav Siman-Tov and Gil Feldman.
A contemplative, funny, and moving show based on excerpts from My First Sony, Situations in Potential, and Second Hakafot, books by Benny Barbash. Merav Siman-Tov, Gil Feldman, and Benny Barbash fused the materials each brought into a shared, sung-and-spoken creation that will touch everyone who has found love and those who have lost it. Love and bereavement. Love in a shelter. Love that survives the years, undergoes upheavals, holds together, falls apart, and is built again. Featuring songs from the pantheon of Israeli classics, woven into texts that burn the heart and soul.
Merav Siman-Tov is a creator and singer behind the hits “Im Tavo” and “Istana,” “Melech” and “Yeriot Ba’avir” by Miri Mesika, and “Karov” by Shlomi Shabbat. She was the female vocalist and guitarist in Yehuda Poliker’s band for more than a decade and is a successful singer in her own right.
Gil Feldman is a musician who produced albums for artists such as Shlomo Artzi, Riki Gal, and Meir Banai. He is a member of the ensemble that accompanies Shlomo Artzi onstage. He worked as the musical director of Sir George Martin, known as the fifth member of the Beatles. He has written music for films and theater in Israel and around the world.
Benny Barbash is an author and screenwriter (Beyond the Bars, One of Our Own...). He wrote 120 episodes for television drama series (Siton, Tironut, Miluim, and more) and seven works of prose, including My First Sony and Second Hakafot.
Writing: Benny Barbash
Music: Merav Siman-Tov, Gil Feldman
Artistic consultation: Uri Barbash
Photography: Sigal Sarusi (Benny Barbash), Mor Zidon (Merav Siman-Tov), Liat Peled (Gil Feldman)
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