Zero Motivation - Beit Lessin Theater (20:30)
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Latecomers will not be admitted. Making its stage premiere: "Zero in Human Relations," a musical comedy. Play by Oren Yaacobi, based on the film by Talya Lavie. Directed by: Ido Rosenberg. Lyrics: Eli Botner and Oren Yaacobi. Music: Eli Botner. Musical director and arrangements: Amir Lekner. Set design: Shani Tur. Costumes: Orna Smorgonsky. Lighting: Keren Granek. Choreography: Oz Morag. Vocal coaching: Riki Bogatin. Sound design: Nirel Sharon. Cast: Maggie Azarzar, Meshi Klainstein/Noy Halperin/Keren Mor Mishuri, Diana Golbi/Miri Zehavi, Maayan Turjeman, Ron Shachar/Chai Maor, Assaf Hertz/Niv Nissim, Lorin Musri, Keren Mor-Mishuri/Daniel Hayb, May Keshet, Dor Barnes, Aviram Avitan, Liran Mizrahi, Nofar Eliyahu, Ashley Zimberg, Inbar Yochananov. Understudies: Daniel Hayb, Dorin Sidman, Miri Zehavi, Roni Ackerman, Dekel Chayek Levy. A touching musical comedy about three female soldiers at the personnel office of a remote army base: Dafi, the pampered stationery-and-forms clerk, who will pull out the heaviest guns to get transferred to serve in the Kirya. Her friend Hazohar, the mail clerk and sharp-tongued kibbutznik, who is fighting to find love. And Rama, the officer in command of the two, who is battling for her own promotion. All three come to understand that the only way to win their wars, inside a rigid, male-dominated hierarchy, is through a sisterhood of fighters — even if the only weapon in their hands is a mere staple gun. A surprising, refreshing comedy about growing up, feminism, and self-fulfillment. One of the most successful films ever made in Israel, now adapted for the stage as a play with original songs composed by Eli Botner, one of today's most talented and successful composers.
