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The Holon Mediatheque has kicked off a special Hanukka line-up for children on a break from school for the holiday.
The bill includes Jack Kent's There's No Such Thing as a Dragon; Five Witches Went Out for a Walk by Ronit Chacham and Ora Eyal; The Cute Rabbit by Shlomit Cohen Assif; Ephraim Sidon's version of Pinocchio; and Mother Told Me, Danny, based on Miriam Yalan-Stekelis' stories.
The Mediatheque will also stage choreographer Rami Be'er's dance-story Peter and the Wolf: Carnival of the Animals.