Raamset - Mystery Theater

16+ Raamset — a show that's a party, a love that's a rebellion. Imagine an impossible love story - between a god and a human. In a world where gods and mortals are destined to live apart, a forbidden love ignites that shakes the world order and poses one question: can love conquer borders, laws, and fear? Raamset is an immersive, unique, and unprecedented show that brings together ancient Egypt and club and pop culture. Raw, ritualistic, ancient energy bursts into the present: hieroglyphs meet neon, gods dance with humans, and bodies move between darkness and light at a pace that won't let you stand still. The audience is an inseparable part of the action: one moment you're guests at a royal feast, the next you're fans at a boxing match, taking part in a flash mob, or swept into stormy dance battles. The line between spectator and performer disappears - and everyone is drawn into the game. RAAMSET is a call for liberation, for rebellion, for loving without limits. And when there are no rules - anything is possible! The show takes place standing and in motion. **Unfortunately the show is not accessible - a short walk, standing, and stairs to reach it, at the entrance of the old building of the National Library, Edmond J. Safra Campus (Givat Ram), Jerusalem — Building 11. Doors open at 19:45. The show begins at 20:00, lasts about an hour and fifteen minutes with no intermission, and admission is for ages 16 and up. It's recommended to arrive 15 minutes early — the campus is large and parking is outside the gate.