The children’s play “More Than One Story” for ages 7–15 will take place at the Ganey Tikva Stage Center. Inspired by the film “The Intouchables,” it tells the story of Shaul, a commander in Unit 669, and Amir, a student with difficulties.
Inspired by the film The Intouchables | Two worlds collide—and discover that every person has more than one story.
New! Before the performance, enjoy a moving meeting with a creator or actor from the show, deepening the experience.
Shaul, a commander in Unit 669 who was wounded in the war and is confined to a wheelchair, meets Amir—a student who struggles with institutional frameworks, gets involved in a theft, and reluctantly becomes Shaul’s assistant and caregiver.
Amid confrontations, humor, and music, layers that cannot be seen from the outside are revealed: Shaul is not only a wounded fighter, but also a man fighting for the right to love; and Amir is not only a teenager who struggles to function within institutions, but also an artist with a big heart and songs longing to be heard.
A moving play for young audiences about identity and second chances—and about the moment when we realize that each of us is more than one story.
Cast: Amir Kriaf, Yaniv Grots, Uri Sadan, and Rafael Vaknin
Featuring beloved songs by Amir Dadon, Benya Barabi, Avraham Tal, Tuna, and others.
Ages: 7–15
Play: Orly Yeshuah and Yehonatan Schwarzberg
Direction: Tom Schwarzberg
Music: Tal Belkhorovich
Set Design: Ze’ev Levy
Costumes and Props: Michal Glazer
Lighting: Uri Morag
Video: Yinon Porat
Assistant Director: Talia Segal
Photography: Rady Rubinstein
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