Almatalem & Mawalya
Based on Carlo Goldoni's "A Master to Two Servants"
After the success of Alnajiria, The Misanthrope, the Local Theater in collaboration with the Moroccan Theater present a new hit play.
| Ronit Ivgy |
Directed by |
| Translated by |
Shimon Abargil |
| Music by |
Ilan Ben-Ami |
| Stage Design |
Dorotha Bialis |
| Costume Design |
Ruth David |
| Lighting Design |
Ziv Voloshin |
| Props |
Moroccan Fantasy – Hazor |
| Asst. Directors |
Maggie Bar & Ofra Erlich |
| Production Manager |
Ofra Erlich |
| Recording Studio |
Galal Tel-Aviv |
| Lighting & Sound |
Dan Sound Co. |
| Producer |
Avi Levi |
| Asst. Producer |
Flora Saada |
| Production & Marketing |
Neeman Productions |
| Public Relations |
Atara Israeli-Azarya |
| Cast |
Amnon Abutbul, Isaac Ben-David, Yossi Bar-Sheshet, Uri Zaguri, Shoshi Cohen, Shmuel Malka, Marky Maman, Flora Saada, Moshe Azran, and Evelyn Peretz |
A dynamic comedy following a cunning servant as he serves two different masters. One of these masters is a woman disguised as a man, who has arrived to town in search of her lover, who is no other than her servant's other master. They both lodge at the same tavern but do not meet. The plot revolves around the servant's schemes and tricks in effort to maneuver between the two master's and their never ending tasks, this causes our servant, never ending trouble and confusion. Nonetheless, the play is resolved once the two masters meet each other and realize their love for one and other. So do some other couples including the servant and his love.
"Di klamu ladid – yakhlu lo khata lvivan del Khadid"
(He whose words are sweet, Iron gates shall open before him)
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