How to Pack Elephants - Orna Porat Theater for Children and Youth
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How to Pack Elephants, from the Orna Porat Theater - a funny, imaginative, and moving musical play about the things that give us stability in life, about family, about friendship, and about the ability to cope with change. Lila the Little Pepper loves things to stay as they are. Her house is tidy, her parents are always there, and everything has its fixed place. Soon she'll have a baby sister, but for now her world feels safe and familiar. On her birthday, in the middle of the party, her parents announce that they're about to move house. Lila refuses to accept the news. This is her home, and she's not willing to give it up so quickly! Through funny, original, and touching attempts, and with the help of her friend Guri, Lila tries to stop the move, but she gets tangled up and finds herself far from the people she loves most. A special encounter with Grandma Gloria opens a window for her to look at things a little differently. With her help, Lila discovers that you can't always stop change - but you can go through it together. A funny, imaginative, and moving musical play about the things that give us stability in life, about family, about friendship, and about the ability to cope with change. Running time: about an hour. Play: Itamar Zohar, Tal Perman, and Maya Shahaf. Directing: Tal Grushka. Music: Elad Peretz. Dramaturgy: Yifat Itach, Ron and Goma Fried. Set and costume design: Leah Hoze. Lighting: Daniel Eyal. Movement: Asaf Zalmanovich. Language and speech coaching: Anat Zamash. Assistant director: Reut Cohen. Cast: Bar Savir, Miri Zahavi/Avia Baroush Yerushalmi, Dan Kizler.