A captivating stage adaptation, Karmiel Cultural Hall, May 5, 2027. Starring Tom Hagi, Limor Goldstein, and Yael Vekstein. A story of love, guilt, and a new beginning.
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A compelling and stirring stage adaptation based on the book by Isaac Bashevis Singer. New York, 1949. The city is bustling, the world is trying to recover from the war, and Herman Broder seeks to start anew. He lives between two women: his wife, a Polish peasant, who saved his life during the war, and a beautiful and wounded young woman to whom he is drawn into a passionate and tumultuous affair, especially when his first wife suddenly returns from the dead. Amidst guilt, passion, survival, and increasingly complicated lies, Herman tries to grasp the future without looking back. But the past does not relent.
A powerful creation by Isaac Bashevis Singer, one of the greatest and most influential writers of the 20th century and a Nobel Prize Laureate in Literature. The film based on the book achieved worldwide success, was nominated for an Oscar, and became a modern classic. The stage adaptation offers a sharp, compelling, and stirring look at love, guilt, and the possibility, or illusion, of a new beginning.
Starring: Tom Hagi, Limor Goldstein, Yael Vekstein, Reda Kantrovich, Odelya Mura-Matalon, Ofir Weil, Eran Sharel.
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