Shababim: A Hasidic Rap Musical and a Chassidish Rap Musical - Israeli Comedy Festival
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Premiere performance. Eli is a talented, cheeky yeshiva student who struggles to find his place within Haredi society. Under pressure to follow the life path expected of him — matchmaking, marriage, and a promising role in the yeshiva world — Eli starts looking for a different path for himself. He finds himself outside the framework, drawn into a new world of music, salsa, and freedom. Between the yeshiva and the club, between faith and freedom, and between love and shame, Eli is forced to confront the question of who he really is. A Hasidic rap musical about identity, love, belonging, and the attempt to bridge two worlds. Kudos. Creator: Eitan Tzuk. Direction: Eitan Tzuk and Itai Salhov. Music, musical direction and production: Noga Peled. Musical dramaturgy: Itai Salhov. Cast: Eitan Tzuk, Itai Salhov, Omer Hayekari, Shir Sayig, Adi Hoshen, Gefen Rozov, and Rafael Wachnin. Dramaturg and artistic guidance: Yiftach Lebovich. Lighting: Martin Adin. Choreography: Lea Alon. Costumes: Violeta Pardo. Set design: Maya Weiss. Assistant director: Shira Yehidi. Special thanks: Chagai Goren, Studio Capital Latina, and Rafi Salhov. Photography: Yair Miyuchas. The show began its journey at the Nissan Nativ Jerusalem incubator, accompanied by Nir Shagiv and Orian Lifshitz, and managed by Aharon Feuerstein and Ami Lieberman, and at the creators' incubator of the Incubator Theater accompanied by Yiftach Lebovich. The show was created with the support of Mifal HaPais.