
A personal monodrama about an intergenerational relationship at Tzavta Theatre in Tel Aviv. The show deals with parting, family, and the possibility of breaking the patterns we were born into.
A young woman faces a decision: to stay or get up and leave. In the midst of a breakup, she begins investigating her family story, at its center a single figure: her grandmother. A unique and profound bond between the two is gradually revealed and accompanies the entire journey.
A moving personal monodrama, exposing the complex connection between generations: Is her grandmother’s fate also her own? Is it possible to break the patterns we were born into? Is it possible to choose a different kind of love?
Written and performed by Doron Goverman | Directed by Bar-Gal Krieger | Original music by Omer Gol | Set and costume design by Dan Nimri | Movement design by Tal Koon | Lighting by Guy Galili | Photography by Yuli Gorodinsky | Poster by Yasmin Rubinovich | Running time: approximately 45 minutes | Thanks to Yehezkel Lazarov, Michal Ben Ami, Yair Vardi, Mor Frank, Alit Kreiz, Maya Arad Yasur, Daniel Cohen-Levy, Shachaf Berger, and Chen Ohayon
An early version of the work was created at the School of Performing Arts “Seminar Hakibbutzim.”
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