Two cats, Black and White, are best friends until a big fight drives them apart. After separating, becoming confused, and missing each other, they manage to reconcile. A play with a unique moral, intended for children ages 5–10.
Two cats, one black and the other white, are the best friends in the world. They enjoy good-neighborly relations among the garbage bins and share with each other, like good friends, all the good things the bins have to offer. One day, a big quarrel breaks out between the white cat and the black cat. They part ways, become confused, miss each other, and finally make up.
Director: Oryan Lifshitz | Writer: Inbal Lori | Set and Costume Design: Yaara Tzadok | Music and Songs: Nadav Vikinsky | Cast: Galit Tzabari, Ofer Yerushalmi | Idea and Development Partner: Roni Brodetsky | Lighting Design: Zaki Kwasmi
Every month features a new show, during which the space workers Sahar and Har (Sahar) tell a folk tale with a unique moral, just before the moon rises.
The show is intended for ages 5–10 and lasts approximately one hour. Please do not bring babies to the event, as it takes place in a small, intimate hall, and their crying may disturb the actors and children watching the show.
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