Zero in Human Relations - Sing Along Event
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A special evening where the audience becomes part of the show – singing along with the actors to every song! The lyrics are projected on screen, the atmosphere is light, joyful and full of energy, and the whole hall sings, dances and joins the celebration. In the case of "Zero in Human Relations – Sing Along," this is a chance to experience the beloved musical in a free and unrestrained way, with the energy of one big party. This isn't an ordinary show – it's a shared, colorful and moving experience for anyone who loves the hits, the characters and the unique humor of "Zero in Human Relations." A moving musical comedy about three female soldiers in the personnel office of a remote military base: Dafi the spoiled one, in charge of paperwork and grading, who pulls out the heaviest guns to get transferred to serve in HaKirya. Her friend Zohar, in charge of mail, a sharp-tongued kibbutznik, who fights to find love. And Rama the officer, commander of the two, who goes into battle for her own promotion. All three come to understand that the only way to win their battles, within a rigid, hierarchical and masculine structure, is through a sisterhood of fighters – even if the only weapon in their hands is a staple gun. About the musical, celebrating its 500th performance today: a surprising and refreshing comedy about growing up, friendship 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 Eli Botner, one of today's most talented and successful composers. By: Oren Yaakobi Based on the film by: Talya Lavie Directing: Ido Rosenberg Lyrics: Eli Botner, Oren Yaakobi Music: Eli Botner Musical direction and arrangements: Amir Lekner Choreography: Oz Morag Set design: Shani Tur Costumes: Orna Smorgonsky Lighting: Keren Grank Vocal coaching: Riki Bogatin Sound design: Nirel Sharon Keyboards and sampler: Shachar Glazer-Shai Cast: Maggie Azrael, Mashi Klinstein/Noam Klinstein/Keren Mor-Mishori, Maayan Turjeman, Ruth Rasyuk, Ron Shachar, Roi Weinberg, Lorin Mosery, May Keshet, Dor Barnes, Aviram Avitan, Liran Mizrahi, Nofar Eliyahu, Ashley Zimberg, Inbar Yochananoff Understudies: Daniel Hayb, Dorin Sidman, Roni Ackerman, Noa Engel