The Fisherman and the Golden Fish - Orna Porat Theatre for Children and Youth (10:00)
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So as not to disrupt your children's viewing experience, children and toddlers under the recommended age will not be allowed into the hall. A dance-theatre performance based on the timeless legend by Alexander Pushkin. Play: Shirili Deshe. Direction: Amit Efta. 'The Fisherman and the Golden Fish' opens on a special day out: Uncle Mushiko takes Roei to the amusement park. Roei goes on every ride, enjoys the attractions, and wins surprises and many prizes — but despite it all, the feeling of satisfaction still doesn't come. Something is missing for him, and he struggles to truly feel happy. On their way home, Uncle Mushiko decides to read Roei the classic legend of the golden fish. At that moment the story comes to life on stage, and the audience is swept into a magical, colorful world rich with imagination. The legend unfolds into a spectacular performance blending dance, movement, and theatre, set to the finest music of Mozart, Strauss, Khachaturian, and other composers, accompanied by unique video art and dozens of striking costumes. 'The Fisherman and the Golden Fish' is a new stage adaptation, full of humor and magic, teaching a simple yet profound lesson: true happiness isn't measured by how much we have, but by our ability to enjoy and appreciate what we already possess. The production is staged in collaboration with the 'Fresco' dance company, offering a captivating artistic experience for children and the whole family. Music: Lior Ronen. Choreography: Yoram Karmi. Set design: Batya Segal and Michael Pik. Costumes: Limor Hershko-Dror. Lighting: Rotem Elroy. Video: Sivan Pressler, Nitai Shalem. Concept development and dramaturgy: Yifat Yatach-Ron, Ayala Hoffman. Fresco dancers: Noa Kairi, Netaly Chacham-Tzafadia, Nitai Yoran, Tal Elias, Adir Buzaglo. Featuring: Noam Carmeli, Ofir Weil, Nofar Levinger.
