Baty, a young ultra-Orthodox woman, lives a meticulously structured life in Jerusalem. She discovers that her husband is being blackmailed by a local gang, which shakes her world. The play depicts her journey of awakening and self-discovery.
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**Photo Credit:** Ilan Besor
A new Israeli play based on a screenplay by Mindy Erlich
Play by Aya Kaplan
Directed by Kfir Azoulay
Set Design by Yehudit Aharon
Costumes by Svetlana Berger
Lighting by Ziv Woloshin
Music by Daniel Salomon
Movement by Tal Koun
Assistant Director Tamar Danieli
**Featuring:** Ori Dov Yossef Bloferov, Einat Holland, Florence Bloch, Dana Meinrath, Hagit Desberg, Naomi Oren/Gil Fishman, Roi David, Gal Cohen, Oded Zamir/Guy Vitner, Naama Galer/Mika Freienti, Gal Edelstein/Oz Aminov
Bati, a young Haredi woman and mother of three, lives a meticulously ordered life in Jerusalem. Her world is suddenly upended when she receives dubious photographs of her beloved husband, Lazer, in the mail and discovers that he is being blackmailed by a local gang. This revelation shakes the couple's life, sending Bati on a journey of awakening, self-discovery, and a search for emotional and feminine freedom.
The play is based on a screenplay by Mindy Erlich, who grew up in a Haredi community in Jerusalem and turned it into an acclaimed and award-winning film directed by Nir Bergman. The production brings a rare Haredi female voice to the stage, revealing the human complexity behind the walls of silence.