June 2012 at the Train Theater: Puppet, Story and Street Theater
12.06.12 | Tue 17:00 | A Touch of Light
ages 4+
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16.06.12 | Sat 11:00 | Kav Nekooda
ages 3+
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18.06.12 | Mon 16:30 | Hilik's Birthday
Ages 2-4
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18.06.12 | Mon 17:30 | Hilik's Birthday
Ages 4+
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19.06.12 Tue 17:00 Pirate in the Bath - New Show
Ages 3+
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25.06.12 Mon 16:30 chaos in the cowshed-Story Theater with Mia Sahar
Ages 2-4
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25.06.12 | Mon 17:30 | Chaos in the Cowshed-Story Theater with Mia Sahar
ages 4+
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30.06.12 | Sat | 11:00 | The Chelem Legend - Fool Moon - New show
ages 4+
About the Shows:
A Touch of Light:
Can be performed in Hebrew, English, French or Spanish
Louis Braille was only three when he lost his sight. He developed within his world of shadows and touches, but understood that there is a hidden treasure in the world of books just beyond his reach. His bravery and endless passion for learning, as well as the support of the environment in which he lived, served Louis to invent something marvelous - an alphabet for the blind. Patricia O'Donovan combines materials from the world of books - paper, black ink, pencils and uses light with plasticity.
Accompanied by original music, the images, the shadows and the words form an enriching play in a poetic spirit.
"A Touch of Light" has been acclaimed by critics and the public since its inception and has been invited to participate in all major international puppet theaters in the world. In France it has performed over 2000 times and has been accepted by the League of Teachers as a recommended spectacle.
Link to Patricia O'donovan website: www.patriciaodonovan.com
Link to the Eng show page in Patricia website: http://patriciaodonovan.com/theater/1569/
Link to the Spanish show page in Patricia website: http://patriciaodonovan.com/es/theater_es/2474/
Written, directed and designed by:
Patricia O'Donovan
On stage: Patricia O'Donovan
Music: Rachel Yatzkan
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Kav Nekooda:
A dot, a line, a triangle and a square are the heroes of this story. Together they create a magical theatre that speaks in the language of animation.
Inspired by the masters of modern art, sequences of abstract compositions appear to tell a simple story of identity and relationship with a human touch.
In this theatre of dreams, shapes seem to move on their own, like the pieces of a secret puzzle.
Everything is alive. Anything is possible. The dot and the line discover one another in an ever-changing celebration of imagination.
In the heart of every child, there is an invisible ocean. Our story is a little boat to sail away on.
Without Words
Concept, design and direction: Alina Ashbel
Manipulation: Shani Wisman, Hila Cohen-Nitzan / Alina Ashbel
Artistic consultation: Marit Benisrael
Music: Nadav Vikinski
Lighting design: Shahar Marom
Photos: Eldad Maestro
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Hilik's Birthday:
Story Theater with Mia Sahar
Experiential encounters with the fairytale world guided by Mia Sahar, a puppeteer and an actress.
Mia has a very unique suitcase, nine doors leading to a stories collection. With laughter, ceriousity and wonder, we join Mia for a journey and meet: puppets, masks, customs, music and props - in a dramatic, fascinating and magical adventure.
Among the stories:
Ages 2-4
The Cow Mina
The rolling egg
Hanan in the garden
and more...
Ages 4-8
The Ragha and the two birds
A partner is needed
and more...
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Pirate in the Bath:
Smi is a pirate that sales in his bath, with his beloved ducks. One day, he received a suprising call from the representative of the International Union of Pirates. She informs him that in order to receive a qualified pirate certificate, he needs to start to behave like a pirate. Smi tries, but he finds out that it is much more difficult than he thought...
A funny show about the adventures about a unique and one of a kind pirate
Created by Tzipor Frumkin and Miryam Salzberg
Direction: Tzipor Frumkin
Acting, manipulation and design: Miryam Salzberg
Artistic consultation: Marit BenIsrael
Music: Asaf Matityhu
Lighting design: Schahar Marom
Planning and building of the construction: Mario Kaizman
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The Chelem Legend - Fool Moon
A theatrical adaptation based on the humorous stories of Chelem and Eastern European Jewish folklore.
Lemech and Layzer set out on an adventurous journey to find a new moon for the city of Chelem, to replace the one that was stolen.
The plot unfolds via a "pop-up book" with the aid of puppets and shadows.
Galia Levy-Grad, a designer, puppeteer and storyteller, specializing in paper art.
The performance integrates original Klezmer music by Eyal Talmudi, of the "Oy Division" band.
Design, acting and manipulation: Galia Levy-Grad
Play: Galia Levy-Grad and Naomi Yoeli
Direction: Naomi Yoeli
Acting and manipulation: Galia Levy-Grad
Design: Galia Levy-Grad
Original Klezmer Music: Eyal Talmudi, "Oy Division" Band
Lighting Design: Noa Elran
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