Arab Hebrew Theatre

Selections from the stories, "A Thousand and One Nights," presented by a group of actors in the form of story-telling, physical theater, and elements of Arab and Western music. The end, as befits great stories, is one of reconciliation and peace.

A theatrical musical performance based on the poems and life of the Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish. The journey is performed in two languages, Hebrew and Arabic, by Arab and Jewish players, and accompanied by Mira Awad's musical performance. The performance, directed by Norman Issa, enables the Arab-Hebrew audience to meet, here and now, through the outstanding poetry by Darwish and through the landscapes, conflicts and experiences of living in this country.

To be a woman, to be a worker, to be oriental, to be an immigrant...

"My name is Yemima. When someone calls me Yemima, I reply. Behind my back, I hear them call me names...'Papa'Gina.' This is my nickname. I hate it! It reminds me of everything that I am not! And when my mother calls me Papa'Gina, I know she means that from this girl nothing will come..."

Winner of the Fringe Awards (Kipod Hazahav) Prize – Play of the year 2015

A bilingual comedy that breaks cultural and linguistic boundaries through the art and love of theatre. When two girls--one Hebrew speaking and one Arabic speaking--find themselves on an abandoned stage, they find friendship and shared language through creation.

Three biblical women