Polish strings attached: Kowalski’s festival concert at Tzavta should be thoroughly entertaining, engaging, enlightening and pretty exciting, too.
Sara Siegel's performative theatrical production Nonna occupies three slots in this year's Israel Festival (September 15-22).
The Israel Festival honchos have far more wholesome, entertaining and spiritually enriching things in store for us.
Among the artists scheduled to appear are Fred Hersch (US), Zion Golan and El Khat (Israel), Dilan Balkay (Turkey) and more.
As far as Yehudit Vinegrad is concerned, she is just mightily relieved the festival has survived, and can’t wait to see it all happen over at Kfar Blum.
Noam Semel, who worked alongside him at the Cameri Theater for many years, said that "35 years of professional coupledom between us passed away this morning prematurely."
Should be interesting to see which way the Israel Festival wind blows in 2022.
This Israeli production is the first time the installation has been presented outside of Spain and it will go on to adaptations in other cities around the world.
The results of that 17 years-and-counting odyssey from the A train into the textures, sonic undercurrents and spirit of the east will be out there for all to enjoy at the Israel Museum next week.
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