‘Sing Hallelujah!’ will take place in Rosh Ha’ayin on January 31 and in Haifa on February 1.
Competing as the tag team Better Together, Ori Gold and Hadar Horwitz are hoping to make it as professional wrestlers in the US after cutting their teeth in Israel.
The Grammy Jazz Summit references the fact that Jordan and Evans have a slew of Grammy nominations between them and have been pumping out quality jazz and other associated vibes for over 40 years.
The six-week exhibition/event is curated by Ruth Direktor at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art and boasts a roster of live performances throughout the various galleries of the museum.
The Verismo style, embraced by Rachmaninoff and Mascagni at the beginning of their respective careers, is a true-crime story set at the opera and a change from the older Bel Canto style.
Kamea Dance Company will present Wide Awake for the company’s 20th anniversary. This work features 14 of the company’s 24 dancers.
The 13-date national tour kicks off in Rehovot on January 19, with gigs lined up in Tel Aviv, Rishon Lezion, Karmiel, Herzliya, Haifa and Netanya.
The Eurovision semifinal schedule will be announced on January 31 and the competition will take place on May 9 and 11 in Liverpool in the United Kingdom, with the finals taking place on May 13.
Youthful and exuberant, Battistoni is a rising star who enjoys his busy international schedule in the world’s prestigious concert halls.