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Wandering Stars: A New Play at the Khan Theatre
A new stage adaptation in its world premiere of the Jewish novel by Sholem Aleichem, centered on theater, love, and longing.
Shosh Lahav••
3 min read
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"Nabucco" by Giuseppe Verdi Returns to the Israeli Opera Stage
Verdi’s "Jewish Opera" in a grand production directed by André Heller-Lopes and conducted by Maestro Carlo Montanaro, at the Shlomo Lahat (Chich) Opera House in Tel Aviv, June 12-27, 2026.
Shosh Lahav••
5 min read
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The Pulse: An Event Marking 30 Years of the Kolben Dance Company
Not summarizing, but expanding: Kolben Dance Company marks 30 years of creation in a special event at Beit Ariela, under the title 'The Pulse' – this is not a retrospective event, but an encounter with a living creation that pulses, changes, and operates even now.
Shosh Lahav••
2 min read
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A Musical Summit Meeting at the Israeli Andalusian Orchestra Ashdod
"Andalusian Duet": Legendary Israeli singer Emil Zrihan hosts rising Moroccan star Hicham Dinar for a rare musical journey bridging cultures and generations
Shosh Lahav••
2 min read
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Movie Recommendation: The Sheep Detectives
THE SHEEP DETECTIVES - A charming film directed by Kyle Balda and starring Hugh Jackman. The wisdom of sheep projected onto human beings.
Shosh Lahav••
1 min read
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The Beit Lessin Theater Named After Baruch Ivcher Reveals Repertoire for the 2026-27 Season
The program includes plays with political and social commentary, new Israeli playwriting by veteran and emerging playwrights, musicals, stage adaptations of hit films, and more.
Shosh Lahav••
6 min read
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Movie Recommendation: The Devil Wears Prada 2
THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA - Twenty years later, it’s great to meet Miranda, Andy, Emily, and Nigel in a sequel that is both relevant and enjoyable.
Shosh Lahav••
1 min read
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Tmu-na Ensemble presents: "The Teacher", or: How I Was Fired from the Ministry of Education?
A funny and jarring journey story about a young teacher and bus number 2 on a trip to Poland, in a headphone-based performance written and directed by Odem Reday. A sharp and heartbreaking comedy that mixes black humor, white lies, truths, and experience.
Shosh Lahav••
2 min read
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"He Whose Sukkah Falls": The Jerusalem Khan Arrives in Tel Aviv
A stage adaptation of the bestseller by Tzvi Ben-Meir. Premiere performances of "He Whose Sukkah Falls" in Tel Aviv, Monday-Tuesday, May 18-19, at 18:00 and 21:00 at the ZOA House. Come watch!
Shosh Lahav••
2 min read
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Over 100 Museums to Offer Free Admission on 'International Museum Day 2026'
Israeli museums will open their doors free of charge on May 18, offering a wide range of activities inspired by the annual theme: 'Museums, Uniting a Divided World.'
Shosh Lahav••
4 min read
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A Celebration of Comics, Imagination, and Israeli Superheroes
Celebrating "International Comic Book Day" at the Israeli Cartoon and Comics Museum in Holon, with a special event dedicated entirely to comic culture. Today, Saturday, May 9, 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM.
Shosh Lahav••
2 min read
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The Cameri Theatre Presents Tribute Performances to Naomi Shemer, Israel Prize Laureate
"Woe to the song, woe to the song if it has no, has no echo." Shemer always wanted her songs to be performed in "communal singing" and is considered by many as the "national poet."
Shosh Lahav••
2 min read