A theater play based on the book by Michelle Knudsen, telling the story of a dog who enters a library and breaks the quiet rules. The play explores the importance of following rules alongside the ability to dust them off and change reality. The show has won awards and received praise from both parents and children.
The Lion in the Library
Based on the book by Michelle Knudsen. Winner of the Choreography Prize and Honorable Mention for Acting and Puppet Design for 2015. Suitable for ages 5 and up.
Creative Team:
Cast:
Or Ilan / Yaël Tzahenboim, Naama Amit / Meital Carmeli, Yigal Barner / Uri Samama, Ofir Vail, Maya Madjar, Dan Kizler / Omer Karan.
Synopsis:
There are books in the library. And also very clear rules: No shouting. No running. No "food and drink." But what happens when a lion enters the library one day? He doesn't roar or go wild; contrary to expectations, he joins storytelling time and fights with librarians... Not everyone finds this acceptable; it's certainly not "by the book" (Excuse me? A lion? In the library? – That is completely out of order!) It will also be revealed that while it is important to keep rules, it is equally important to shake off the dust from them now and then.
Reviews:
"A wonderful show of the rare kind where it is unclear who it delights more: parents or children. What is clear is that it leaves everyone with a big smile on their faces. Don't miss it!"
— Shay Bar-Yaacov, Yedioth Ahronoth
"Great fun! The play turns into a real happening... For parents, this is an opportunity to discover that even in children's shows they can encounter excellent actors."
— Miriam Katz, Yedioth Ahronoth
Important Note:
In order not to disrupt the smooth running of the performance and the enjoyment of the audience, entry for children under the age of 3 or with strollers to theater performances is not permitted. Thank you for your understanding!
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