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
Hama’aba presents “Men, Alice, Bach, and the Gazelle,” a dark humor fantasy set to the music of Bach, about four men trying to figure out what it means to be the “ultimate” man and dare…
Beit Avi Chai presents “Demons and Spirits: The supernatural in Jewish tradition, psychology, and Hebrew poetry,” with Talmud scholar Dr. Ruchama Weiss and clinical psychologist Avner Hacohen.
Demons and evil spirits, witches and magicians, mediums…
Hitorerut, Hama’abada, and Hazira are proud to present “Gimmel”: a
night of young Jerusalem culture: new exhibits of young artists, a
surprise performance each week, and a bar party.
This week: The Jerusalem based…
Jazz in the Submarine: Tuesday night free Jazz at the Yellow Submarine hosts Big Band: a professional ensemble comprised of students of the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance, whose aim is to perform compositions…
The Train Theater’s stable of expert storyteller-puppeteers break out their least discomfiting puppets for engaging fairy tales targeted squarely at the hard-to-please 2-4 crowd. It’s an inexpensive way to spend an hour, and it’s better…
Beit Avi Chai’s Music on Mondays series presents “A Song Was Born Tonight-The Naomi Ensemble”:Students at the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance launched this ensemble as a tribute to Naomi Shemer. The concert will…
The Michael Ensemble presents “Michael”: a tragic comedy for four actors and a mattress. The show is an outgrowth of Avi Dangor’s final project at the School for Visual Arts, Jerusalem….
Theatre Company Jerusalem presents Shulem, by Gabriella Lev, a story that illuminates how the parents of a little girl framed tragic experiences as stories filled with magic and humor. Shulem demonstrates how love and art…