Plays by Yona Wallach, Yosef Mundi, Anton Chekhov, Yonatan Levy and Eugene Ionesco come to five Tel Aviv bars and clubs. Readings run November 4-December 29, with tickets at NIS 20 each.
HaSimta Theatre will present five plays and five jazz nights at the Goren Goldstein Community Center in September, including a Stevie Wonder tribute, Chefetz Lev, Hot Bagel and more.
A family gathers at a guesthouse in northern Israel to celebrate an engagement against the backdrop of a complex Israeli reality, but secrets, lies and a bribery offer turn the gathering into a tense family thriller.
From Monday, August 17, through Wednesday, August 19, 2026, the Eric Einstein Community Center will host a children's theater celebration for ages 3-9. A DigiTel ticket for a show and activities in the plaza costs NIS 50 instead of NIS 67.
The Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality held its municipal theatre awards ceremony for the first time. Aharon Shabtai received a Lifetime Achievement Award, Beit Lessin's "Rhinoceros" was named Production of the Year and Dvir Benedek won for "The Whale."
Wajdi Mouawad's acclaimed play "Tziporim Kulam" will be staged at Beit Lessin Theatre for only 50 performances. The drama explores love, identity and family secrets through a relationship between a Jewish student of German origin and an Arab student.
The wordless visual performance will be staged on July 21 at 19:00 and 21:00, and on August 5 at 21:00, at the Totzeret Bayit Center, 3 Shvil HaMeretz, Tel Aviv.
Isaac Bashevis Singer's powerful novel "Enemies, A Love Story" arrives at Beit Lessin in a new stage adaptation. A Holocaust survivor becomes caught in an unexpected romantic triangle in postwar New York.
A wild relationship drama unfolds in a girls' ulpana staff room: a counselor and caretaker who have separated must keep working together, while their new relationships drive everyone around them mad.
Beit Lessin Theatre will reopen in mid-April. Activity will resume with the premiere of “Glass Wall” and the successful musical “West Side Story.” Here are the details.
The Train Theater is beginning the year with a full lineup of shows and stories. Tel Aviv audiences can see “Wise Men at Night - A Chelm Tale” at the Tel Aviv Museum. Here are the details.
