LAWS FOR LIFE Comes to the Cameri Theatre

When you come home for a holiday dinner, you know - your dad has to tell an awkward joke at exactly the most inopportune moment, it's a law. Your sister, who is healthy, will tell you about how you dressed even if you didn't ask her opinion, it's a law. And you know that Aunt Tzipi will ask for the dessert before the main course and you mustn't say anything to her, not only because it's strange but because it's... a law.

In "Laws for Life" we invite you to be a guest at the Seder night of a particularly disturbed family, but since you don't know them, there is a patent that will help: their internal laws will be written in huge letters so that the whole audience can see, and think to themselves - "How lucky that this is not my family ".

An Israeli adaptation of the wild comedy that performed around the world.

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