A funny and surprising play by the Davai Theater about a lonely grandmother with a goldfish. Frida's life is an amusement park and circus filled with humor and surprises. She combines house cleaning with juggling and changing a light bulb with acrobatics.
Somewhere in a small apartment lives a lonely grandmother named Frida. She has no one, just a small goldfish. But is she bored with life? Far from it! Her life is a roller coaster, an amusement park, a circus! Cleaning the house turns into juggling, changing a light bulb into acrobatics, watching TV into a zombie dance, and treating a bad back becomes a journey through the rainforest where Frida meets her dream prince! Besides that, yes, she's a lonely grandmother in a small apartment with a goldfish.
The show is a flood of humor and surprises, a journey into a funny and innocent world with a crazy character who immediately endears herself to both children and adults, leaving behind a good mood and the smell of popcorn.
Fyodor Makarov, founder of Davai Theater, graduated from the School of Visual Theater. From 2001-2011, he roamed the world as a clown in the legendary show “Slava's Snowshow.”
Creators: Writing, directing, acting, music editing, design, choreography: Fyodor Makarov.
Stage consultation: Lusya Gabrielov, Maria Namirovsky.
Lighting design: Ilya Grechnikov.
Sound design: Daniel Korunkevich.
Wednesday | August 5th | 17:00 | For ages four and up | 30 NIS (each participant requires a ticket)
Yad Eliyahu Art House, Sir John Monash Street 1, Tel Aviv.
Small print:
* Entry to the hall is not allowed without a ticket.
* Latecomers will not be admitted.
* Please refrain from bringing children below the recommended age for the show.
* Food is not allowed in the hall.
* For details regarding accessibility, you can send a WhatsApp message to 0523779481.
* Tickets can be canceled for a full refund up to three business days before the show, minus a 5% cancellation fee.
* The cancellation notice is only valid if it is confirmed received and seen by the Art House staff.
* The center has a protected space.