In the last years Jerusalem has become home to several must-see international events and its cultural calendar is probably the most packed in the entire country. The word on the street says Jerusalem has a breadth of events to satisfy even the most voracious cultural appetites
The Yellow Submarine presents Capricia. Opening: Lie’d.The Jerusalemite ensemble Capricia is comprised mostly of graduates of the Rimon Music School who play a combination of metal and classical, which the band calls “theatrical metal.” The…
The Khan Theatre presents “A New World Order,” based on three short plays by Harold Pinter: “A New World Order,” “One for the Road,” and “Party Time.” Translated into Hebrew by Avraham Oz, and directed…
The Jerusalem Theatre presents “My First Sony,” a one man performance by Roi Horowitz. The play tells the story of the breaking apart of a Tel Aviv family from the point of view of eleven…
Celebrate Jerusalem Day in the Old City’s Jewish Quarter with reduced-price admission to the film “Alone on the Walls” which will be projected on the walls of the Hurva Synagogue and a photo documentary of…
The Ma’ale Film School presents a night of short, young, and vibrant Jerusalemite films, all made by its graduates. The screenings are open to the general public. The movie marathon will begin at 21:00 and…
Agudat Hastudentim in cooperation with the Young People’s Authority of Jerusalem and the Shusterman Fund are proud to present Student Day 2010: a huge production with events all over downtown Jerusalem, starting at 20:00 and…
Kamti presents a Hebrew performance of Handel’s Messiah, performed by the Israel Cameretta Orchestra, under the direction of Monica Meira Vaskes.
Soloists:
Nava Loden, Soprano
Paulo Mestre, Counter Tenor
Eitan Drori, Tenor
David Loden, Bass
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Beit Lessin Theatre presents a new Hebrew adaptation of Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” a celebration of love and desire, accompanied by Hebrew love songs old and new.
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Yom Yerushalayim, or Jerusalem Day, commemorates the Six Day War of 1967, during which Israel retook the parts of Jerusalem that had been occupied by Jordanian forces. It was also the first time Jews gained…
The National Theatre for Youth presents “The Funny Girl With Earrings,” an adaptation of Yael Rosman’s well known book. Written and directed by Shlomit Arnon and Yifat Zandani-Tzafrir. The play is the coming of age…
