A children’s play about a lion and a giraffe who set out on a journey after the loss of the lion’s mane. The play is intended for children from kindergarten through third grade and takes place in Ramat HaSharon.
Inspired by the book by Dov Alboim
Just before he is crowned King of the Beasts—and just after losing his mane—the lion and his giraffe friend embark on a journey full of adventures and challenges. In the end, he hopes, he will regain his mane. But what they discover along the way turns out to be more important than even the most regal mane.
A moving and surprising story about change and transformation, accepting those who are different, true friendship, and personal identity.
Playwright: Oren Yaakobi
Director: Uri Omanuti
Music: Hagai Davidof
Compositions: Keren Davidof
Set and Costume Design: Limor Hershko
Lighting: Uri Morg
Movement: Uri Paniri
Video Art: Yaara Nirel
Magic Consultant: Yonatan Wolfgore
Cast: Ziv Shalit / Itai Blayberg, Gali Ashkenazi Levin / Sapir Yosef, Tamir Ginzburg
Winner of the Best Production Award – The Stage Awards 2022
Winner of the Choreography, Lighting, and Costume Design Awards – Haifa Festival 2021
For ages preschool–Grade 3 | Every attendee must have a ticket | Food may not be brought into the auditorium; in accordance with safety regulations, bringing strollers into the auditorium is prohibited
Photo credit: Kfir Bolotin
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