Esther - HaInkubator Theatre (8:30 PM)
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In brief
Esther, a musical autobiographical comedy, follows one woman's journey from Pisgat Ze'ev all the way to the top. The show won Best Actress at the 2025 Ephraim Kishon Israeli Comedy Festival, where it premiered.
Brief overview by sababa.events
A musical autobiographical comedy about one woman's journey all the way from Pisgat Ze'ev to the top — winner of the Best Actress award at the 2025 Israeli Comedy Festival. An entertaining, punchy, witty, and touching evening from a captivating performer and gifted musician. Pure enjoyment! Yair Ashkenazi, Culture: Esther succeeds in blending joie de vivre with emotional depth, entertainment with thought, comedy with music, creating a full and meaningful theatrical experience. Aviva Rosen, A pleasant outing: not every day do casting calls look for "Ofra Haza." Usually they're looking for a "Liza," a "Jenny," or a "Masha." This is Esther's chance. This is the first audition where her curls are an asset, not a nuisance. In the waiting room, 900 dark-haired, curly girls are already waiting, in flowery dresses and copper earrings. From the stage you can hear a performance of "Along the Sea." Then another performance of "Along the Sea." 40 performances in a row. "Along the Sea." The things you do for a role. And there's that voice from childhood whispering "that's where you belong…", and a tailwind pushing toward an army entertainment troupe, toward becoming a star, toward relocating abroad, toward having kids, toward fleeing wars, or toward being Yulia. Something keeps calling, and still it doesn't happen. And it will all happen any moment now — and in the end, it's still the same Esther, in a living room in Pisgat Ze'ev, trying to make her father laugh. Premiered at the 2025 Ephraim Kishon Israeli Comedy Festival.
