
A personal theatrical play written and directed by Neta Spiegelman, at Tmuna Theater in Tel Aviv. A work dealing with her father, family memories, and grief.
Netta’s role of a lifetime was, דווקא, without an audience. For five months, she accompanied her father in the oncology department, which became the sweetest chapter in their relationship. “Daddy’s Girl” is a multi-channel theatrical work and, at the same time, a love letter to a father who is not
Netta Spiegelman’s father was a legendary journalist on Israel’s Channel 1, a fighter for justice who saw his role as a mission. Her grandfather was a hero who was killed during the founding of the state, and Netta grew up to become an acclaimed actress. Inside a television studio, inspired by her memories of the Israel Broadcasting Authority, Netta converses with recordings of her father’s interviews, settles accounts with the girl she once was, portrays Yona Wallach, and reveals family photographs and personal emails.
Creation and direction: Netta Spiegelman | Dramaturgy: Itai Doron | Assistant director and executive producer: Mor Hassan | Artistic consulting: Alit Kreiz | Video and performance design: Yaara Niral | Set and costume design: Yael Yula Igra | Sound design: Nir “Jacob” Yunesi | Lighting design: Rotem Elroy, Matan Framinger | Stage management: Maayan Adrei
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