The Jerusalem Arts Festival: Looking for a Skeleton Key and a Song

The Jerusalem Arts Festival bringstogether local and out-of-town performing groups for a week-longcelebration of the arts in Jerusalem. This year’s festival comprisessome 30 performances – dance, theatre and music – taking place intheatres and halls throughout the city.

Description:

About the show – Dramatic performance based on improvisations combined with music, movement and mask work. The show is an attempt to reenter the present through a journey into memory, dream and legend which reposition the hope of the self. The feminine voice searches for the magic skeleton key that will enable me to reconnect to myself and empower my new stance. The voices are woven into a great cloth of memory fragments yearning for repair, the fabric gathers, enfolds, and awakens hope.

Performance – Theater Workshop for Personal Empowerment of the Hazon Petaya Enterprise

Credits – Chairman of the Hazon NGO and manager of the enterprise – Prof. Haviva PedayaDirector, leader of the theater groups – Zehava BroshArtist, set design and aids – Esther CohenMusical production – Tal BroshVideo documentation and editing – Tiran Gweta

Price: 100 NIS

Notes:

Event Time: 20:30

Event Date: 09/03/2010

Duration: 90 minutes with no intermission

Venue: Khan Theater