THE SON OF THE GREAT MOSHIKO Comes to the Cameri Theatre Next Month
Performances run 30 March - 1 April.
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The Son of the Great Moshiko comes to the Cameri Theatre next month. Performances run 30 March - 1 April.
When the Chef, Noam Amir, a meteor in the sky of the culinary scene, gets caught in debt right before opening his new Bistro in Paris, the spirit of his deceased father, Moshiko - The owner of the legendary "The Big Moshiko's Hummus Place", appears before him and offers him an offer he can't decline. With that Noam finds himself returning to his childhood home, to the family he left behind and to the Hummus place he hates so much.
A contemporary Israeli Dramedy
By Gil Ari Cohen
Directed by Irad Rubinstain
Duration: 90 Minutes
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This roller coaster moves rapidly between black humour and biting satire, between love and betrayal, nostalgia and regret. In stand-up, as in life, everything is possible. On this evening, which is Dovaleh's birthday and, apparently, his last performance, there's nothing left to lose.
The Son of the Great Moshiko is now playing at the Cameri Theatre. Performances run through 29 July.
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