Goldilocks and the Three Bears – Orna Porat Theater for Children and Youth

To avoid disrupting your children's viewing experience, children and toddlers under the recommended age will not be allowed into the hall. Cast: Noy Halperin, Harel Morad / Tomer Heldstein, Tom Antopolsky, Avitar Bar-David / Ido Yona, Elad Raviv. Play: Gil Czernowitz. Directed and choreographed by: Ofer Shafrir. The classic fairy tale for little ones, in a new adaptation combined with the children's songs we all love. Goldilocks wants to stay little, but she's not really succeeding, especially since her little brother was recently born. One morning, curious Goldilocks happens to arrive at the home of a family of bears deep in the forest, and goes inside. The bears aren't home, so Goldilocks eats the little bear's porridge, and afterward falls asleep in his bed. When the bears return and discover Goldilocks asleep, she gets scared and runs away. In her escape she forgets her doll, which she has never parted with. Little Bear, who knows how much she'll miss the doll, decides to follow Goldilocks to return it to her. By the end of their encounter, Goldilocks discovers that although she has every reason to want to stay little, there is tremendous power and great magic in growing toward a new stage in life — the stage where she becomes... a big girl. Songs in the show: "Boker Shel Zahav" (A Golden Morning), "Etze Li El HaYa'ar" (I'll Go Out to the Forest), "HaAnkor", "HaDovrim", "Hey, I'm Not a Baby Anymore", "Behind the Mountain", "I Ask". Set: Batya and Michael Pik. Costumes: Ella Kolesnik. Music: Chagai Elkayam. Lighting: Yanir Liberman. Props: Narkis Elba. Assistant director: Adi Ravid.