Urban comedy by Ilan Hazor produced by the Cameri Theatre. About local elections and corruption. Starring Irit Kaplan and others.
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An urban comedy by Ilan Hazor
Produced by the Cameri Theatre
With the local elections on the horizon, the powerful and veteran mayor, Moshe Schwartzman, is worried that no candidate dares to run against him. Without an opponent, there is no campaign, and without a campaign, the supporters' wallets remain closed. Besides, someone might call him a dictator, and for him, democracy is a guiding principle. So what to do? To create the semblance of a fair election, a fictitious candidate must be found, one “that only his family will vote for, and even they'll hesitate beforehand.” When the cleaner enters the office and starts cleaning, it's clear to everyone that the perfect candidate has been found. The cleaner's name is Ilana. And she's here to stay! A sharp and moving comedy about a determined woman for whom dirt is an eyesore.
*The play contains sound effects of explosions and horns and features flashing lights.
Starring: Irit Kaplan, Itzik Cohen, Elad Atrachchi, Dudu Niv, Osnat Ben Yehuda, Simcha Barbiro, Tal Weiss.
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