Five Tel Aviv bars and clubs will host “Kol HaBar Bama,” a series of unabridged staged readings running from November 4 to December 29, 2026. The venues are Levontin 7, Shablul Jazz, Radio EPGB, HaMeretz 2 and Kuli Alma. Tickets for each evening cost NIS 20.
On Wednesday, November 4, at 7:30 p.m., Levontin 7 hosts Yona Wallach’s “Andarta Shel Tzara’at”, performed by Orin Yohanan and Alex Krol, directed by Yishai Ben Moshe, with video art by Nimrod Peled. Admission is for ages 18 and up, and the text includes explicit language. Address: 7 Levontin Street. Tickets.
Accessibility at 7 Levontin Street: the hall is reached by stairs, and there is no elevator.
On Sunday, November 22, at 7 p.m., Shablul Jazz, 23 Carlebach Street, hosts Yosef Mundi’s “Ze Mistovev,” with Benny Ziffer, Emanuel Yitzhak Levy and Sharon Kantor. Tickets.
On Tuesday, December 1, at 8 p.m., Radio EPGB, 7 Shadal Street, hosts Anton Chekhov’s short comedies “The Proposal” and “The Bear,” translated by Roy Chen, with Omer Waldman, Ronen Sonis and Shani Pocker. Tickets.
On Sunday, December 13, at 8 p.m., HaMeretz 2, at 2 Shvil HaMeretz, presents “HaBanana,” the first installment of Yonatan Levy’s “Sidrat HaMishtara” trilogy. Menashe Noy, Nir Shauloff and Amir Farjoun perform, with musical accompaniment by Noam Inbar and direction by Levy. Tickets.
On Tuesday, December 29, at 8 p.m., Kuli Alma, 10 Mikveh Israel Street, closes the series with Eugene Ionesco’s “The Lesson,” translated by Aryeh Lerner and read by Jeremy Fogel, Neta Roth and Gal Azran. Tickets.
