
A play about a kitchen girl who saves the son of a deposed governor, combining sand painting. At Habima Theatre, Tel Aviv.
In turbulent days of a violent and bloody coup, those in power flee, leaving behind a helpless baby—the son of the deposed governor. Grusha, a simple kitchen maid, finds the baby, decides to save him, and flees to a safe place. When the baby’s mother suddenly appears, the two women find themselves at the center of a Brechtian Judgment of Solomon. Starring Norman Issa and Joy Rieger
By Bertolt Brecht
Translation and adaptation: Eli Bijawi
Director: Noam Shmuel
Music: Tal Blachrovitz
Set design: Michael Kremenko
Costumes: Avia Bash
Movement: Tal Kohn
Lighting: Nadav Barnea
Sand-painting instruction: Shai Ben Nun
Assistant director: Ruti Gefen
Photography and editing: Moshe Nachumovich
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An exhilarating adaptation of Bertolt Brecht’s masterwork, combining the art of sand painting.
In turbulent days of a violent and bloody coup, those in power flee, leaving behind a helpless baby—the son of the deposed governor. Grusha, a simple kitchen maid, finds the baby and, in a brave act of kindness, decides to save him and flee to a safe place. When the winds of war die down, kindhearted Grusha finds herself facing a new battle when the Governor’s Wife returns and demands her son back. Grusha and the mother are summoned before Judge Azdak, who will decide to whom the child belongs: the one who gave him life, or the one who saved it.
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