Orto-Da Theatre Group Presents TERMINAL 1

By: Jul. 08, 2017
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A new humane comedy, a parable about lives that supposedly exist somewhere else and about a world so modern that leads to a loss of uniqueness and identity. Presented as part of the street performances in the International Fringe Festival in Be'er Sheva.

Tuesday, July 11 at 19:30- Fringe theater deck, Be'er Sheva.
Free entrance.

"Terminal 1" describes a day in the lives of the airport terminal workers, which find themselves in the middle of a pilots strike.
Their soul, thirsty for a different place after spending every day in the same place, awakes and exploits the temporary remission to discover that "the whole world is a narrow terminal", and the most important part is not to be afraid to fulfill their hidden dreams.

Orto-Da Theatre was established in Israel in 1996 at the initiative of Artistic Director Yinon Tzafrir. Since its establishment, Orto-Da won many international theatre prizes. The group's purpose is to create and perform unique theatre events. The group focuses on studying and performing through the use of an original international language, based on the research of human and physical behavior. The Orto-Da name expresses the tension between the desires to save old ways of thinking and the ambition to create new ones. The first half of the word is cut from the orthodox, which expresses the cultural memory and roots. The second half of the word is cut from the word Dada, the cultural movement that explored new territories of art. Combining the two words together creates an artistic harmony. In Hebrew, the word 'Orto-Da' divides into two different words: Or means "Light" and Toda means "Thank You".

For further information call 08-6466657 (Israel) or visit https://www.iffb7.com/en/Terminal_1/?id=213

By: Yinon Tzafrir and Yifat Zandani Tzafrir
Direction: Yinon Tzafrir and Daniel Zafrani
Props design: Tova Berman and Pancho Edelberg
Costume Design: Mor Hemed and Dalia Pen
Lighting: Uri Morag
Sound editing: Michael Marks
Dramaturgy: Avraham Dana
Artistic guidance: Avi Gibson Bar-El
Artistic advisor: Amir Orian
Cast: Ruth Toby, Lia Hazin, Iris Volcan, Neama Yakobovich, Yinon Tzafrir

Photo Credit: Ifat Barzilay



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