A Theater Project for Women in the Religious and Ultra-Orthodox Community

Call for Applications: A Theater Project for Women from the Religious and Ultra-Orthodox Communities at Bat Zion Community Center

Bat Zion Community Center, in collaboration with the Department of Community Development and Planning, is looking for you >

Curious women who are residents of the Yad Eliyahu neighborhood and surrounding areas in Tel Aviv–Jaffa, interested in joining and willing to commit to and persist in an empowering and profound artistic process involving meaningful creative work, both personally and as a group, within the local women’s community.

The meetings will take place at Bat Zion Community Center,
10 Bat Zion Street, Tel Aviv–Jaffa.

Weekly meetings on Wednesdays, 19:45–21:45 | Starting on November 4, for 8 months.

Monthly participation fee: ₪100

No previous experience required!

Acceptance is conditional on an introductory interview with creator and director Rinat Moscona.

For more information—register, and you will be contacted as soon as possible.

The group will be led by Rinat Moscona, creator and director—
a graduate of Beit Berl College’s Kibbutzim Seminar, she has worked for many years with multigenerational and multicultural populations, combining the artistic and the community-oriented with the social and the activist. She explores women’s experiences and perspectives and examines how art encounters life.

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The Rag Theater Group, under the artistic direction of Gibson Bar-El, has been active in the theater and performance field for approximately 30 years and has an innovative theatrical language and groundbreaking artistic approach.

Its artistic vision seeks to connect art and society and operates within the community sphere in order to influence the cultural space.