Tin Brother – Mediatheque Theater

Important to know: to avoid disrupting the smooth running of the show and the audience's enjoyment, children under the age of 3 and/or with strollers will not be admitted to the theater's shows. "Tin Brother" – a children's play by the Mediatheque Theater based on the comic book by Yaniv Shimoni. At the center of the plot is ten-year-old Gidi, who deals with bullying and a big change awaiting him at home – the birth of his baby sister. When Gidi runs away from Dani the bully, he arrives at Adler's junkyard. It is precisely in this unexpected place that he manages to talk about his fears, his feelings toward Neta, and his worry about becoming a big brother. Then, out of the pile of scrap, a giant robot emerges and changes the course of events. Gidi feels he still needs someone strong to protect him, but the encounter with the robot confronts him with questions about courage, friendship, and the ability to cope on his own. Will the robot become the big brother he dreamed of? Will Gidi manage to stand up to the bullying and dare to get closer to Neta? The play "Tin Brother" brings to the stage a story about growing up, family change, and the strength found even in someone who sometimes feels small and insecure. The play is performed in Hebrew. Based on the comic book by: Yaniv Shimoni. Stage adaptation: Oren Yaakobi. Directed by: Idan Amit. Music: Lior Ronen. Set design: Roy Vaturi. Video design: Erez Schwartzbaum. Movement design: Michal Shai. Costume design: Shira Weiss. Robot design: Gili Kuzin Aulmer, Yana Malishev. Lighting design: Uri Morag. Text coaching: Margalit Gaz. Assistant director: Eran Hakak. As the robot: Shoval Hachmon. Cast: Nisan Skira, Yoav Frankel, Dan Kizler, Yuval Kalo, Coral Kruani / Hagar Paz. Dubbing: Adi Arad, Sharon Shahal, Noam Shmuel.