Cultural Saturday - Ziv Rubinstein Hosts Tzedi Tzarafati
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Ziv Rubinstein, composer and poet, hosts director Tzedi Tzarfati. The event will take place at the Ramat Gan Theater and will cover various cultural topics.
Ziv Rubinstein, composer and poet, hosts director Tzedi Tzarfati. The event will take place at the Ramat Gan Theater and will cover various cultural topics.
Ziv Rubinstein (born March 20, 1970) is a composer, poet, and former Israeli television producer. After his military service, he traveled to New York, where in addition to his musical pursuits, he worked as a television producer. Rubinstein is a music teacher at the bilingual mixed school "Kulna Yachad" in Jaffa and one of the founders of Tafsan (Psychoanalytical Station for Youth), which deals with treating drop-out youth.
Tzadok "Tsedi" Sarfati (born January 16, 1941) is a theater and television director and former Israeli actor. Tsedi Sarfati was born in Tel Aviv on January 16, 1941, to a family of Bulgarian-Greek descent. He grew up in the old north of Tel Aviv. His parents divorced after his birth, and he moved to live with his father. When he was five years old, his father remarried, and the couple had two children, whom Sarfati considers full siblings. In an interview with Galei Tzahal in November 2013, he mentioned that he feels a greater closeness to his stepmother than to his biological mother, referring to her as his "real mother," although over the years he maintained a connection with his biological mother as well.
