"Will You Hear My Voice" is a musical play intended to bring to the stage the turbulent and moving life story of the Israeli poet Rachel. The play includes well-known songs by the poet and is performed with great emotion and talent by a group of skilled actors and musicians.
"Will You Hear My Voice" - Hebrew Theatre By: Gadi Tzedakah, Directed by him Musical Direction: Yonatan Perlman An Israeli musical play bringing to the stage for the first time the tumultuous life story of Rachel the Poetess. The musical drama "Will You Hear My Voice" presents, for the first time, the national poetess's life and loves with bare emotion, touching words, and heart-stirring singing. This is an exciting drama touching on the strings of the soul, moving one to tears. The performance includes many of her poems: "Will You Hear My Voice," "Uri," "Locked Garden," "There are the Golan Mountains," "I Did Not Sing to You My Land," "Only About Myself," "Meeting Half a Meeting," "Kinneret," and more.
Actors: Yonit Tobi, Assaf Gev/Oleg Rodobilski, Nirit Aharoni/Odelia Segal, Adi Eisenman, Michael Gamli'el, Nitzan Eshel, Sapir Breyer, Nina Dvash Amdorski, Tal Amar.
Musicians: Violin: Oren Levi. Flutes: Ayelet Chazan. Contrabass: David Maimon. Percussion: Yuval Yakir/Ben Einav. Piano and Conducting: Yonatan Perlman.
Photo Credit: Yossi Tzevker
Ticket Cancellation Policy: In case of ticket cancellation more than 48 hours before the performance, the ticket holder will be charged a cancellation fee of 5% of the ticket price. For cancellations up to 48 hours before the performance, the ticket holder will be charged in full. The refund will be made using the original payment method.
Regulations: – Every person entering the performance of any age must have a ticket. – No strollers are allowed in the hall. – No food or drink is permitted. – Latecomers will be directed to available seats.