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A family determined to protect a wedding celebration tries to outrun news of a death. Hanoch Levin’s dark comedy turns grief, denial and celebration into an absurd chase.

A long-serving mayor needs a token challenger to make his election look democratic. He chooses the office cleaner, only to discover that his supposedly harmless rival has ideas of her own.

An optimistic refugee arrives in a country on edge, hoping to rebuild his life. When an abandoned baby unexpectedly enters his care, the two begin a journey through the country’s contradictions and small moments of beauty.

Bini builds the family life expected of him within his religious community, while a hidden truth drives a growing distance between him and his wife. An adaptation of Zvi Ben Meir’s novel about identity, faith and the cost of living honestly.

On the eve of a wedding, an incident involving the bride’s father and the groom’s mother shakes both families. A drama with comic turns that tests the values beneath the celebration.

A wealthy scholar’s cruelty toward a hungry visitor sets him on an unexpected journey of repair. Through songs and exchanged identities, this children’s play explores generosity, empathy and the meaning of true wealth.

As rival factions argue over a devastating drought, an ordinary hungry man turns to prayer and unsettles the leaders around him. A comic political satire inspired by S. Y. Agnon’s story.

A cabinet minister urgently needs a heart transplant. The only available donor is Palestinian, forcing him to confront a discriminatory law he championed.

Under anaesthesia before open-heart surgery, a man imagines awakening inside the chambers of his own heart. A surreal journey through regret, memory and the possibility of change.

Four interwoven stories of family, loss and artistic ambition blur the boundaries between life and performance in a dark response to Macbeth.

The dead rise from their graves to revisit Germany before and after the Second World War. Black Guardia’s physical cabaret explores memory, spectatorship and the recurring act of forgetting.

An evening of drinking brings two couples face to face with depression, their relationships and the meaning of love. Alma Dishi’s stage adaptation draws on Raymond Carver’s short fiction.

A physical solo performance based on the life and writings of Jean Genet, tracing the poet and playwright’s turbulent world through movement and storytelling.

A fifty-year-old theatre-maker leaves home hoping to reinvent his romantic and professional life, only to discover how hard it is to become a better father, son and artist.

A psychologist and her patient find their romantic relationships mirroring one another as affection turns into control. A drama about psychological abuse and the courage to reclaim freedom.

Mark Rothko accepts a lucrative commission for a New York restaurant. Encounters with his young assistant expose the tensions between artistic integrity, commercial success and a changing generation.

Martin Crimp’s fragmented scenarios circle an elusive woman whose identity keeps changing. Jason Danino Holt’s production explores the forces of media, violence and representation.

A provocative teenager enters a corrupt world of entertainment, obsession and desire. An Almodóvar-inspired reinvention of the Oedipal myth by Jason Danino Holt.

A queen sacrifices her familiar appearance to save her kingdom, then discovers that her people will no longer accept her. An adult pop fairy tale about beauty, exclusion and belonging.

A young sex worker and a desperately lonely visitor meet during a single night in south Tel Aviv. A contemporary tragedy about exploitation, fear and a fragile hope for human connection.

A rising Hollywood actor’s romance with a young escort threatens the image his agent is determined to protect. A sharp comedy about love, ambition and the price of secrecy.

A teenager with a learning disability runs away after a painful breach of trust. In hiding, he confronts shame, friendship and the courage to accept himself. A solo play performed by Yedidia Vital.

Three teenage friends face police questioning after a classmate’s private video spreads online. A youth drama about cyberbullying and shared responsibility.

After missing the bus to a basketball tournament, Michael and Alon embark on an unexpected adventure and discover the strength of an unlikely friendship.

Two children meet imaginary versions of their inner voices in a playful production about road safety, responsibility and confidence.

A shadow-theatre journey inspired by the creation story, exploring the wonder of a world emerging from chaos and our responsibility to care for it.

A musical clowning comedy performed in gibberish, following the residents of an eccentric building as they learn to listen, share and live together.

Tziporela’s fifth ensemble production turns everyday situations, personal stories and social conventions into an exuberant comic collage.

A mysterious ball sends Aviv on a detective adventure through a world of fairy-tale characters. A solo show about curiosity, friendship and self-discovery, based on Ran Cohen Aharonov’s book.

An online argument turns best friends Tom and Itamar into enemies. As public shaming escalates, Tom must choose between newfound popularity and standing by his friend.

Hoping to cheer up his grandfather, Lior poses online as an old friend from Thessaloniki. When his grandfather decides to visit her, the well-meaning deception spirals out of control.

Rejected by a New York dance company because she is a cockroach, Joklina meets a struggling football team in a comic dance adventure about unexpected ways to realise a dream.

A young man follows the woman he loves to a party in a theatre’s scenery warehouse. Strange encounters in a back room draw him into a disorienting exploration of desire and masculinity.

A servant and his master travel through intertwined stories of love and betrayal. Milan Kundera’s playful reworking of Diderot examines freedom, fate and the fragile loyalties that bind people together.

Two theatre critics watching a country-house murder mystery find themselves drawn into the action. Tom Stoppard’s theatrical puzzle blurs the line between observers and characters.

Two soldiers are sent to recruit a 76-year-old Holocaust survivor. What begins as an apparent bureaucratic mistake becomes a grotesque comedy about obedience, suspicion and an impossible military mission.

A struggling sculptor borrows his neighbour’s expensive furniture to impress a wealthy collector and his future father-in-law. A sudden power cut turns the carefully arranged evening into chaos.

A Holocaust survivor joins the March of the Living, moving between memories of her childhood and the present. A stage journey through survival, resilience and the long return home.

A rabbi’s groundbreaking divorce ruling sparks fierce debate. When he is diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s, he must weigh public truth against the future of the decision he believes in.

At his Berlin bachelor party, an Israeli expatriate receives a mysterious visitor from the past. A musical comedy that journeys through memory, belonging and the question of where to build a life.