Ori Rotem was born and raised in Israel. She is an administrative assistant by day and an artist by night, supplementing the mundanity of the office with the crazy-fun times of puppet-making. Ori enjoys doing anything that requires creativity and artistic expression, and so has spent several years dancing for a small dance company, designing board and card games, creative-writing and toy-making. She has spent the last few years falling in love with theatre, and predominantly musical theatre. She strives to find her way into the audience of as many shows as possible, and often volunteers to help amateur productions.
April 25, 2018
What is this show? I'd call it a confusing blending masterpiece of an experience that revises the unwritten contract between audience and performer. This beautiful group used its special abilities and rare style to create another in a series of unusually brilliant performances.
April 15, 2018
Even though most of the audience were seasoned veterans of LAMABATI shows (no one can stop after just one), the group still did as they always do - they kept the entire room laughing non-stop the entire time.
March 13, 2018
It had been a long day hanging out with the cast of Avenue Q Israel. After a puppeteering workshop with Uri Elkayam - a special prize offered by the production to some of the supporters of of the production on kikstarter, we were invited to a sneak preview of some of the songs, as well as a fun Q&A with the cast.
February 20, 2018
his play, based on Keret's short novella 'Kneller's Happy Campers', tells the story of a community of suicides from the point of view of Haim - a young man who begins the story shortly after he lands in the afterlife.
February 16, 2018
A hidden world lies inside the new Central Station building in Tel Aviv - a fantastical world filled with surreal visions to explore and discover.
January 20, 2018
An hour-long show with a clear anti consumerism message. A juxtaposition of consumer culture with the peace and strength of 'gray life'.
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