A musical children’s play in Rosh HaAyin, adapted from Mark Twain’s book. Tom and Edward switch places and learn about friendship, good deeds, and equality.
A new, colorful, and musical adaptation of Mark Twain’s classic book.
Tom is a poor boy who dreams of a life of luxury, while Edward is a prince who dreams of the simple life of an ordinary child. At a fateful meeting, they decide to switch places—and suddenly each dream comes true: Tom enjoys royal life, while Edward discovers the pleasure of simple things.
On a funny, moving, and adventure-filled journey, the two learn that there is no real difference between a king and a pauper. What truly matters is not wealth or status, but good deeds and true friendship.
Ages 5–9
Credit: Rדי Rubinstein
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