Cousin Of - Orna Porat Theater for Children and Youth (10:30)
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In order not to spoil the viewing experience for your children, children and toddlers under the recommended viewing age will not be allowed into the hall. Play by: Ran Dvorat. Directed by: Ido Kolton. 'Cousin Of' is a gripping, fast-paced and energetic comedy dealing with truth and lies, social pressure and the desire to be accepted. Tali starts at a new school this year, determined to protect her social standing at any cost. In a moment of tension, confusion and insecurity, she gets drawn into a small lie meant to attract attention and impress her classmates — and before long, the reaction she had so hoped for actually arrives. But the lie doesn't stay small. It keeps growing, getting tangled and spiraling out of control, pushing Tali into a series of complicated and sometimes extreme situations. The further the story she has built strays from the truth, the higher the emotional price she has to pay. In the end, she faces a fateful decision: keep lying to hold onto her social status, or choose the truth — even if it means risking everything she has built? 'Cousin Of' combines sharp humor with touching moments of fantasy, and manages to raise, in an accessible and honest way, one of the central questions facing children and teenagers: how far are they willing to go to be accepted, and what is the price of giving up the truth and themselves along the way. Music: Nir Logasi. Set and costume design: Alona Rodnov. Lighting design: Uri Morag. Props: Narkis Alba. Language and speech: Anat Zamash-Rigel. Assistant director: Daniel Bagno. Cast: Adi Koren, Yarmi Reich and Maya Poplinger.
