Caramel - Orna Porat Theatre for Children and Youth

So as not to spoil your children's viewing experience, children and toddlers below the recommended viewing age will not be permitted into the hall. Play and direction: Shirili Deshe Play: Roi Sagiv Music: Lior Ronen Set: Nava Shter Costumes: Roni Wagner A musical adventure comedy for children, "Caramel," tells the story of Rubi, Gol and El-Al — three orphaned brothers who inherit unusually special assets from their wealthy uncle: a magnificent castle, a large factory, and one extraordinary cat. The cat is given to Rubi, the youngest brother, and together with their adoptive mother Mila and their good friend Sef, the family moves into the new castle. There, Rubi meets his cat, Caramel, for the first time and discovers to his surprise that it is a talking cat, wise and possessing wonderful magical powers. But the castle is not as quiet as it seems: within its walls also lives the wicked housekeeper, Mrs. Bloom, who is scheming to seize the brothers' inheritance with the help of her beautiful daughter, Helena. The situation quickly gets complicated — Mrs. Bloom tries to turn the brothers against each other and steal the magic cat; El-Al and Gol fall in love with Helena and get into a fight over her; and Rubi, with Caramel's help, begins to uncover the plot and try to stop it. An orphan girl named Jane also arrives at the castle, followed by the greedy orphanage director, Cecilia, who also covets Caramel and his special powers. Facing threats, intrigues and dangers, the brothers learn — with Mila's help — that the best way to deal with cunning enemies is to stay united and act together. Meanwhile, Rubi discovers that life is much easier when you have a wise and wondrous cat like Caramel by your side, one who knows not only how to talk — but also how to turn stones into gold.