Zero in Human Relations - Beit Lessin Theater
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Latecomers will not be admitted For the first time on stage "Zero in Human Relations" A musical comedy Play by Oren Yaakobi, based on the film by Talya Lavie Directed by: Ido Rosenberg Lyrics: Ili Botner and Oren Yaakobi Music: Ili Botner Musical director and arrangements: Amir Lekner Set design: Shani Tur Costumes: Orna Smorgonski Lighting: Keren Granek Choreography: Oz Morag Vocal coaching: Riki Bogatin Sound design: Nirel Sharon Cast: Maggie Azarzar, Meshi Klinstein/Noy Halperin/Keren Mor Mishori, Diana Golbi/Miri Zehavi, Ma'ayan Turjeman, Ron Shachar/Chai Maor, Assaf Hertz/Niv Nissim, Lorin Mussery, Keren Mor-Mishori/Daniel Heib, May Keshet, Dor Barnes, Aviram Avitan, Liran Mizrahi, Nofar Elihu, Ashley Zimberg, Inbar Yochananoff Understudies: Daniel Heib, Dorin Sidman, Miri Zehavi, Roni Ackerman, Dekel Chayek Levi A moving musical comedy about three female soldiers in the recruitment office of a remote army base: Dafi the spoiled one, in charge of paperwork and grits, who will bring out the heaviest guns to get transferred to serve at the Kirya (military HQ). Her friend Zohar, in charge of the mail, a sharp-tongued kibbutznik, who is fighting to find love. And Rama the officer, the two soldiers' commander, who is battling for her own promotion. All three come to understand that the only way to win their battles, within a rigid, hierarchical, male-dominated framework, is through a sisterhood of fighters — even if the only weapon in their hands is a staple gun. A surprising, refreshing comedy about growing up, feminism and self-fulfillment. One of the most successful films ever made in Israel, adapted for the stage as a musical with original songs composed by Ili Botner, one of today's most talented and successful composers.