Gingi
A new play based on the writings of Galila Ron-Feder Amit focuses on the adventure of four children in Jerusalem who try to solve a mysterious theft at the Israel Museum. The play depicts a coming-of-age story of a child who learns that true leadership lies in listening rather than shouting. Directed by Moshe Ben Shoshan and Raanan Nissim Ferreira, it features special music, movement, and costumes.
A new play based on the writings of Galila Ron-Feder Amit focuses on the adventure of four children in Jerusalem who try to solve a mysterious theft at the Israel Museum. The play depicts a coming-of-age story of a child who learns that true leadership lies in listening rather than shouting. Directed by Moshe Ben Shoshan and Raanan Nissim Ferreira, it features special music, movement, and costumes.
Further Details on "Gingy" – A New Play Based on the Books by Galila Ron-Feder-Amit
In the heart of Jerusalem live four children who are so different yet connected: Gingy, Moshik, Shagit, and Dana. When Moshik’s father, the director of the Israel Museum, is suspended from his position following the mysterious theft of an ancient medallion from 1,400 years ago, Gingy decides to form a secret group to solve the mystery of who the real thief is. Will the children be able to uncover the truth without getting into trouble along the way? Will they manage to bring back the lost medallion—and the hope? How is all this connected to a cat, an apple, and a green bag found in the building’s shelter?
The play "Gingy" is a captivating detective adventure full of imagination, suspense, laughter, and emotion—primarily a coming-of-age story about a child who discovers that true leadership is not about shouting, but about listening, and that a good leader is not someone who leads, but one who successfully connects. An immersive and meaningful theater experience based on a cultural classic of Israeli heritage.
Play and direction by Moshe Ben Shoshan and Raanan Nissim Perera. Music by Lior Ronen, movement by Liron Cohen, costumes and props by Ela Kolsenik, set design by Roi Vatouri, lighting by Yigal Cohen, assistant directors Alon Katan.
Featuring: Roi Kakon, Roi Vaknin, Hagai Veha, Meital Notik, Ofir Sol Shababo.
