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 Jerusalem Music Center presents “Discoveries”: Israel Contemporary Players
Broadcast live on the Voice of Music, IBA
Performers:
Zsolt Nagy conductor
Matan Porat piano
Amit Dolberg piano
Program:
Ben Shabetai: Hora for two pianos…
The Camery Theatre presents “Back Yard Games,” a drama by Edna Mezya. The play was written in the wake of the rape case in Kibbutz Shomrat that shocked the country at the beginning of the…
Beit Avi Chai presents “O My Country: Tu Bishevat at Beit Avi Chai.”What is Eretz Israel for us? Our homeland? The promised land? The Holy Land? Or just a land like any other? What place…
The Bible Lands Museum presents an International Conference: Living the Lunar Calendar — Time, Text and Tradition
The Living the Lunar Calendar Conference – held under the full moon of the Jewish festival of…
Beit Avi Chai’s Saturday night music line, directed by Shaanan Street, presents:
Line-up for Shevat: All in the FamilyA line-up of musical families in honor of Family Day, the 30th of Shevat
The Brothers…
Beit Lessin Theatre presents “Princess Mary 7,” a lyrical drama set in Jerusalem during the British Mandate. Sara, a seamstress for the wives of British generals, waits for her husband to return from the war…
Called “an enchanting comedy with wonderful actors”
by Israeli newspaper Yediot Ahronot, nominated in a bundle of
categories at the 2007 Israeli Theatre Awards, widely hailed for its
sparkling dialogue and written by the late…
Khan Theatre Company presents the Israeli classic “The American Princess,” a detective story that tells the tale of former king murdered by his son. The play was written by Nissim Aloni. The Khan production is…
