Dad Said It Would Be Okay and Then Died - Spielplatz (20:00)
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Microdosing: Theater in Small Doses. Two shows on one ticket: Dad Said It Would Be Okay and Then Died / Liri Yadin At the age of thirteen, Liri lost her father to cancer. This year she will have lived more years without him than with him. In the piece she returns to 2012 - the year he fell ill, and to that same day in August when he died. While her father breathed his last in the living room, she was swimming in the pool. The journey into the past passes through swim training, attempts to find a cure and hope, life beside a body growing weaker, and the family's memories from that time. Again and again she relives the past and tries to change it: to save her father, to free herself from guilt, and to give them both a different ending. But even when the fantasy finally manages to defeat the cancer, reality refuses to change. This is an autobiographical-imaginary journey, an attempt to live alongside what cannot be changed. Writing and direction: Liri Yadin | Artistic guidance: Yiftach Leibovitz, Orian Lifshitz | Cast: Liri Yadin, Gali Hagiladi, Matan Salem, Lia Kovo Kadosh | Assistant director: Tomer Setter | Set design: Noya Sloshny | Costume design: Yael Rapaport | Music design: Maayan Tal Thanks: to my family, who are my beating heart and my greatest inspiration *** Spielplatz / Michal Lucy Gorfein Lucy tries to do everything to prove she is what's called in English "wife material." She tries to win Nicole's heart, aiming to impress Adam, her father - or at least that's what she thinks at first, until the tables turn. Nicole wins her heart; the mission succeeds, but precisely because of that, everything falls apart. Creator and performer: Michal Lucy Gorfein | Director: Tal Basson | Artistic accompaniment: Adili Liberman | Pianist: Itay Salhov | Thanks: Inbal Shomer, Shachar Mutzafi, Yuval Gilboa *** The piece is presented as part of Microdosing: Theater in Small Doses, a series for young theater from Theater Micro, with support from Brutina, the Youth Authority.
