Journey into the world of the deaf and blind with the world renowned production of Bread Alone, performed by the Nalaga'at theater company.
By JPOST.COM STAFFUpdated: SEPTEMBER 14, 2017 15:56Bread Alone(photo credit: Courtesy)FILM1. SEEKING A FRIENDDark comedy. As an asteroid heads toward Earth, a man finds himself alone after his wife leaves in a panic.He decides to take a road trip to reunite with his high-school sweetheart.Accompanying him is a neighbor who inadvertently puts a wrench in his plan. With Steve Carell, Keira Knightley, T.J. Miller, Martin Sheen. In cinemas around the country.DANCE2. VERY PASSIONATEAcclaimed flamenco dancer and choreographer Ornili Azoulay will premiere her latest work as part of the Hot Dance Festival.Spanish Passion is a personal, poetic and sensual journey into Spanish dance, accompanied by classical texts and music.Tonight, Suzanne Dellal Center, Tel Aviv at 9. (03) 510-5656.KIDS3. MARKET DAYThe Port Market celebrates Tuesdays with activities for the kids, with storytelling, street shows, puppets, music and stalls with ice cream, hot corn-on-the-cob and more between 5:30 and 8:30 p.m. Later in the evening, the stalls will offer many other summer specials. Every Tuesday evening throughout the summer.Tuesdays, Tel Aviv Port. THEATER4. BREAK BREADEleven blind and deaf actors at the Nalaga’at Center will take you on a moving journey into their world, while baking bread (which they serve at the end of the play). The acclaimed show Bread Alone, which has toured the world, is a performance that might really change one’s world.July 19, 22, 24, 26 and 31 at 8:30 p.m. Retzif Ha’aliya Hashniya, Jaffa Port, (03) 633- 0808, www.nalagaat.org.il.ART5. SEEING DOUBLEThe new exhibition at the Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art and the Haifa Museum of Art, entitled “Double Vision,” consists of two parts – “imaginary” and “real” – providing a view of opposing facets of contemporary Japanese society through the eyes of 30 artists of different generations. The exhibition marks the 60th-anniversary celebration of diplomatic relations between Israel and Japan.The exhibition is rich in material that can shake up the concept of dualism and create a space where reality is inseparable from the imaginary.Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art, 89 Hanassi Avenue, Haifa, and the Haifa Museum of Art, 26 Shabtai Levi Street. Opens Sunday.www.hma.org.il.FESTIVAL6. RAISE YOUR GLASSESThe music festival at Kfar Blum has added a few rock shows to its otherwise classical program.Tislam, the popular 1980s Israeli rock ’n’ roll group, reunites for an open-air concert at the Harei Galil Winery. Great music, wine and fresh fruit stalls await the audience.Monday, Kibbutz Yiron, starting at 7:30 p.m. MIXED7. HI-TECH FUNSama Sama Park at the Eretz Israel Museum is an Israeli start-up, a new technological development that allows visitors to create their own sight-and-sound show as they play instruments designed for that purpose.Laser beams that produce sounds, playing tablets, underwater instruments and electrifying lights are all part of this hi-tech amusement park. You have to see – and hear – it to believe it. An adventure for the senses.July 19 - August 26. Eretz Israel Museum, Tel Aviv.UPCOMING DANCE8. DOWN TO EARTHNext week at the Hot Dance Festival, there will be another interesting premiere – Arkadi Zeides: Land-Study, an artistic insight into the personal views of five performers who come from different backgrounds in an attempt to discover their ideas about such themes as land, origin and the Earth. July 30-31, Suzanne Dellal Center, Tel Aviv (03) 510-5656. MUSIC9. VERY ORGANICThe annual organ marathon at the Augusta Victoria Church hosts internationally renowned violinist Alexei Bershavitz (pictured) in a concert with Alexander Rosenblatt on harpsichord and The Jerusalem Festival Orchestra. The program will include Paganini’s Moto Perpetuo, Albinoni’s Adagio, Bach’s Concerto No. 2 for two violins and other beloved pieces.July 28 at noon, Augusta Victoria Church, Jerusalem. (02) 535-6954.10. SCOTS ATTACKDJ Hudson Mohawke, the Scotsman some call a genius, will land here on August 3 to add international sizzle to the already hot Tel Aviv electro-music scene, a few days before the release of his much-awaited album. An impressive lineup of local artists will open and close his show.The Block Club, Tel Aviv. August 3.
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