“There’s a place called Hubeza, not far from Tel Aviv. People always dress in black there at Hubeza, and are always, always, happy. So I boarded the bus travelling to Hubeza.” (Etgar Keret)
Five funny, weird, wonderful, poetic stories of acclaimed, award winning author Etgar Keret, entangled together into one spectacular stage event. A bus driver who thinks he is god, a looser cook in love with his client, Sholomo-homo trying to understand why all kids hate his, Danny trying to paint the word in merry colors, and one girl who only wanted shiny eyes – all of them in search of happiness.
An original and surprising piece with The Revolution Orchestra, an opera singer, and the Cameri new generation group. More than 20 actors and musicians sharing the stage in this innovative piece..
Performers
Conductor: Roy Oppenheim
Cameri The New Generation team: Tom Gal, Chen Gerty, Ofri Bitterman, Tom Chodorov, Uriyah Jablonwsky, Roni Natanel, Maya Koren, Yaeli Rosenblit
Opera Singer: Tal Ganor
The Revolution Orchestra team:
Violin: Adi Hlavin | Viola: Miri Mansherov | Cello: Ben Shibolet | Double Bass: Gil Goldin | Flute: Rachel Eilat | Clarinet: Tomer Ornan | Saxophone: Noma Dorembus | Trumpet: Roi Aharon | Trombone: Meytar Naveh | Harp: Ada Regimov | Percussion and drums: Giori Politi | Piano: Zohar Sharon
Creators
Director: Ronnie Brodetzky | Original Music: Kobi Lilian
Costumes and props: Shira Weiss | Movement: Yael Turgeman | Lighting: Keren Granek | Sound: Val Kotler | Assistant Director: Omer Boulanger Cohen
Artistic advisors: Roy Oppenheim, Zohar Sharon, Gilad Kinchi, Amit Apte
