A children's play at the Orna Porat Theater, featuring Datia Ben Dor's Shtoozons. A pizza delivery boy discovers magical poems and stories in a surprise warehouse, deals with shtoozot (nonsensical rhymes), and learns what truly matters to him.
Additional Details: As part of the Health'ush Festival, the event starts at 16:45! Photo Credit - Eyal Landesman. Show Duration: Approximately one hour. Ages: 3-6. Play, Songs, and Compositions by: Datia Ben Dor. Directed by: Yaki Mahrerz. Orna Porat Theater.
Welcome to the warehouse of "Shtuzim" by poet, author, and composer Datia Ben Dor. In the warehouse of "Shtuzim," we meet the Shtuzy characters: Shtuza, Shtuzit, and Shtuzy Tapoozy, who will teach a pizza delivery man how to invent nonsense in rhymes. The delivery man, who came just to deliver a pizza to Mrs. Ben Dor, encounters Grandma Mina from Binyamina, the girl with the umbrella, the confused colors, the mischief-makers in bed, and more songs, melodies, and stories by Datia hiding within the magical, surprise-filled boxes of the warehouse. But what happens when the pizza delivery man realizes he must return immediately and quickly to his shop? Will the "Shtuzim" allow him to leave their warehouse? What else will he discover about himself? What does he most want to be? Everyone is invited to a celebration of songs, stories, and heaps of "Shtuzim" in a theatrical feast. The play is produced in collaboration with Navah Productions Ltd. No entry will be allowed for babies under two years old, strollers, food, and drinks.