The urban comedy "Cleaning the Head" by Ilan Hatsor, directed by Mor Frank, will take place at the Tiberias Culture Center. About the local elections and a fictional character in the race.
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"Cleaning the Head"
An Urban Legend
A Comedy by Ilan Hatsor
Directed by: Mor Frank
Scenery: Alexandra Nardi
Costumes: Orna Brent Shimony
Music: Gal Lev
Video: Omri Rozi
Lighting: Matan Preminger
Assistant Director: Matan Weissman
Dramaturgy: Tom Chodorov
Participants: Irit Kaplan, Itzik Cohen, Elad Atraktchi / Tam Gal, Dudu Niv, Asnat Ben Yehuda, Simcha Barbiro / David Bilanka, Tal Weiss / Yoav Hyman.
With local elections on the horizon, the powerful and long-serving mayor, Moshe Schwartzman, is worried that no candidate dares to run against him. Without a rival, there is no campaign, and without a campaign, the wallets of the donors remain closed. Besides, people might say he's a dictator, while democracy is of utmost importance to him.
So what to do? To create the illusion of a fair election system, a fictional candidate must be found, someone "whose only votes would be from their family, and even they would hesitate."
When the cleaner enters the office and starts her work, it's clear to everyone that the perfect candidate has been found.
The cleaner's name: Ilana. And she's here to stay!
A sharp and emotional comedy about a determined woman who can't stand the sight of dirt.
The show includes the sound of explosions and sirens and features blinking lights.
Poster: Ohad Romano
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