The Wrong Ron - Orna Porat Theater for Children and Youth (10:30)
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To avoid disrupting your children's viewing experience, children and toddlers under the recommended age will not be admitted into the hall. "The Wrong Ron" is a fast-paced, flowing comedy full of humor, dealing with friendship, social acceptance, and the choices that shape our place within a group. Yoel arrives at a new school determined to achieve one clear goal: to be popular — perhaps for the first time in his life. For him, the way there runs through an invitation to a party thrown by the most popular kid in school, Ron Ashkenazi. To get closer to him, Yoel decides to take a bold step and surprise Ron at his home. But then an amusing and unexpected mistake occurs: he discovers there isn't just one, but two students named Ron Ashkenazi — and he has arrived, by complete mistake, at the wrong Ron. From here things get complicated. Yoel finds himself facing a difficult dilemma: choose the Ron Ashkenazi who can open the door to the world of social acceptance for him — or the other Ron Ashkenazi, who may not guarantee social status but does offer true, genuine friendship. "The Wrong Ron" raises important questions about social pressure, the desire to belong, and the difference between being popular and being a friend. It's a smart, funny, and heartwarming comedy that reminds us that sometimes the right choice isn't the one that looks the most dazzling — but the one that's the most genuine. Play: Ran Dvorat. Director: Liat Fishman Lenny. Music: Itamar Gross. Choreography: Kim Gordon. Set and costume design: Zohar Almaliach. Lighting design: Uri Morag. Props: Narkis Elba. Assistant director: Tal Segal. Cast: Tzach Cohen, Yotam Ringel, Assaf Levy. The show premiered as part of the Haifa Festival (April 17-19) and won three awards - the Directing Award for Liat Fishman Lenny, the Playwriting Award for Ran Dvorat, and an Honorable Mention for actor Assaf Levy for his role as "Yoel."
