Itamar Aviv

"Gidi Daydreaming Musical" is a good example for a musical that has everything except for a good plot. With a combination of a good actress, who has a great voice, live band on stage and good jokes it is still not complete

How interesting and relevant can a show from the 17th century can be? Apparently, more than you think… I watched the show "The Servant of Two Masters" and enjoyed more than I expected, why? All the information below.

I love comedies, so when I am going to watch one I have one expectation - to have fun, to enjoy. L'Amour medecin should have been a show like that but left me in shock, not in a good way

5 actors and 500 kilograms of salt. "The Road to Ein Harod" is different, interesting and special. After this one I fell in love with the "PuppetCinema" technique. why? read below.

Frida Kahlo was an amazing artist that influenced many people. On the paper taking one of the best dancers in Israel to take her role in a biographic show should be a great success. But is it?

So many things have been told about the British mandate and the very beginning of Israel as a country, but actually, the others bring the subjects that are rarely talk about this period

When I enter one of the smaller theatre halls of The Cameri Theatre, I never know what to expect, and that time was not different at all. I was so tired that day when I went to see "Suddenly, a Knock on the Door" but once it starts, everything diffused.

The 'dance theatre' didn't really got to the mainstream of the Israeli theatre audience, but maybe this one will change your mind

On a very hot sunny day in Tel Aviv I met Leatt Katzur the brain (and also the body and soul) behind Lo-Lah. Liat is sharing everything you need to know about Lo-Lah, their connection, the making process and why you should support her head starter

Have you ever seen a stand-up comedy show which is also deep and touching? I guess you didn't if so you have to watch 'LO-LAH' on Tzavta!