Narcissus, King of the Marsh
79-102 ₪
Our theater presents the play "The Egg That Disguised Itself", a combination of music and theater based on the story by Dan Pagis. The plot revolves around an egg on a journey to find its identity and meaning in the world, ultimately discovering its place as it transforms into a chick enjoying warmth and love from its mother hen. The performance provides the audience with tools to believe in themselves and evolve within their circumstances.
Our theater presents the play "The Egg That Disguised Itself", a combination of music and theater based on the story by Dan Pagis. The plot revolves around an egg on a journey to find its identity and meaning in the world, ultimately discovering its place as it transforms into a chick enjoying warmth and love from its mother hen. The performance provides the audience with tools to believe in themselves and evolve within their circumstances.
Our Theater Presents: The Disguised Egg
A new musical and theatrical adaptation of the story "The Disguised Egg." It tells the story of an egg that is dissatisfied with itself, unsure of who it is and what its role in the world is. Throughout the play, it turns, hesitates, rolls, and disguises itself until eventually it returns to its mother hen, who provides the warmth and love it sought. From the egg hatches a chick. During the play, the egg encounters various characters and experiments with disguises to find its identity. It transitions from character to character and, after many attempts, failures, and insults, it returns to the familiar and correct, developing there.
The moral of the play is to equip the audience with the tools to believe in themselves and the possibility of growth within their current situation, encouraging them not to give up and to believe that everyone eventually finds their purpose and place in life.
Based on the bestseller by Dan Pagis.
Adaptation and lyrics: Ronen Goldfarb
Director: Idan Amit
Compositions and musical direction: Liat Perl
Set design: Batia Segal
Set execution: Shai Elkaim – Set Up
Costume design: Tal Kleshzon
Musical production: Eldad Yaron
Choreography: Yosef Alon
Photography: Adi Sharabi
Starring: Shirley Lilo, Liz Ravia, Elinor David, Adi Raz, Oren Cohen/ Ben Naftali.
