Cast: Yehonatan: Avraham Arenson; Adam: Yadin Gellman; Aharon: Yigal Sade; Dvori: Orly Silbersatz; Tamar: Naya Bienstock; Rabbi: Uri Hochman; Police Officer: Amos Buaron; Nurse: Michal Brand; Ensemble: nadav Shama, Yogev Atias Late one night, Dvori Baum is summoned to a hospital in central Israel. In the hospital lies her son, seriously wounded in the savage shooting at a youth bar. He is unconscious, and no one can explain to Dvori what happened and what her only son was doing in a bar for gays and lesbians. Thus begins a poignant family drama at the centre of which is a religious 17-year unexpectedly force to come out to his family just hours after his life was miraculously saved. He soon finds himself forced by his family to undergo conversion therapy. The play, written after the tragic events of the Bar Noar.
“The humane message, striving for life and love wherever it is, is transmitted in an emotional, detailed, and even optimistic manner.”
Performance in Hebrew, with translation into Romanian and English Performance not recommended to audiences under the age of 16 Duration: 1h 30min
Date of premiere: 25.12.2021
Original title: Et She'ahava Nafsi
Shows and Access
23 June,
19:00
”Radu Stanca” National Theatre - Big Hall
1h 30min
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