Where Are Our Relationships Heading?
50 ₪
The play "Where Are Our Relationships Headed" is a unique creation that deals with the complex topic of the Bermuda Triangle between a man thirsty for love, a woman seeking a stable relationship, and an invisible barrier. The play combines sophisticated humor and a moral lesson on initial judgment and coping with chronic challenges, and it is based on a true story.
The play "Where Are Our Relationships Headed" is a unique creation that deals with the complex topic of the Bermuda Triangle between a man thirsty for love, a woman seeking a stable relationship, and an invisible barrier. The play combines sophisticated humor and a moral lesson on initial judgment and coping with chronic challenges, and it is based on a true story.
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"Yechasenu Le'an" (Where Is Our Relationship Headed) explores the complexities of a "Bermuda Triangle" scenario: a 41-year-old man thirsty for love, a woman seeking a stable relationship, and an invisible barrier that leads to repeated pitfalls. This unique play combines sophisticated humor with a wonderful story, weaving intricate conflicts about dealing with limitations, alongside a moral lesson on initial judgment and coping with chronic life challenges. Desires and dreams versus painful reality, aspiring to be normal and achieve a regular family "like everyone else," against love and self-acceptance.
All this while deeply exploring whether one can truly choose between a "limitation" and progress and success in life. Through the eyes of the actors, this story, written and developed over about 13 years, based on a true story, allows you to feel and experience this difficult dilemma yourself.
"A funny, sweeping, dramatic, emotional performance that punches the gut and tugs at the heart." The play includes actors with and without disabilities.
Cast: Kfir Marmareli, Meital Weiss Dan, Mai Shachori, Avraham Haim Baan
Created by Avraham Haim Baan and Kfir Marmareli
Photo: PR
The performance takes place at Dofan Theater, Museum Complex, 30 Arlozorov Street, Petach Tikva.
