The Felicja Blumental International and Israeli Music Festival is Happening Now
The annual Felicja Blumental International Music Festival has played an important role in the Israeli musical scene since its inception in 1999.
The annual Felicja Blumental International Music Festival has played an important role in the Israeli musical scene since its inception in 1999.
THE CONSTANT MOURNER begins performances tomorrow at the Cameri Theatre.
These past two weeks, the long awaited premiere production of Hedwig and the Angry Inch has begun previews in Tel Aviv, marking the first musical production returning to the Israeli stage.
Russia National Ballet Theater under the direction of Vyacheslav Gurdiev returns to Israel and will perform on stage around the country the classic 'Swan Lake' in a huge show, with the participation of dozens of dancers and accompanied by a symphony orchestra.
The play ranges from stand-up comedy to drama.
The festival will feature a performance collaboration by the Jerusalem East and West Orchestra and the Symphony Orchestra from Morocco, called “The Concert for Peace.
Hullegeb Theater Ensemble, under the artistic direction of Moshe Malka, will present SAND STORIES on June 30th at 19:00.
Sutton will be joined by soprano extraordinaire Tal Bergman of The Israeli Opera, who most recently starred as Cosette at The National Theatre production of Les Miserables.
Comprising five works composed over the span of eight years that were recorded in three different countries, this album embodies the composer's international musical journey spanning continents and his prowess in turning sound and noise into music.
The landmark donation from the US-based foundation will support an extensive upgrade of the museum's main building to enhance visitor experience, expand programming, and install new, state-of-the-art, environmentally efficient systems.
THE WILD PARTY - The Drama Desk Award and Outer Critics Circle award winning musical, by Andrew Lippa will premiere in Israel with a special production from June 16th through 21st.
THE WILD PARTY - The Drama Desk Award and Outer Critics Circle award winning musical, by Andrew Lippa (“Big Fish”, “The Addams Family”, “You're a Good Man Charlie Brown”), premieres in Israel with a special production, produced by Sivan Sheli Yakovich and Tal Marcello Zamir, two young
This is a co-production with Italy’s Arena di Verona, and will feature the company’s orchestra and choir performing alongside the Omani Opera Choir Group, conducted by Jan Latham-Koenig.
Cinemas in Israel have officially reopened as of Thursday, May 28, for the first films in 14 months.
The Israeli Opera will perform Gioacchino Rossini's L'Italiana in Algeri this July.
Israeli Opera will perform Mothers, an original Israeli opera by David Sebba.
The libretto is by Richard Genée after Carl Haffner’s German translation of the Vandeville Le Re’veillon by Henri Meilhac & Ludovic Halèvy and The Prison, a farce by Julius Roderich Benedix.
United Hatzalah of Israel, the largest independent, non-profit, fully volunteer Emergency Medical Service in Israel, has announced the launch of its 2021 campaign, Year of the Volunteer.
On Sunday Israel ended their outdoor mask mandate, citing low numbers of new cases and deaths from COVID19.
The Israel Philharmonic Orchestra is presenting its April at the Philharmonic series this month, featuring two programs of work.
The Israel Museum, Jerusalem has announced the appointment of Tamar Manor-Friedman, a prominent scholar in the fields of modern art, Israeli art, and Jewish history, to Chief Curator of the Fine Arts Wing and the promotion of Dr.
After a forced Covid year break from performing live on stage, International theater and concert star Isaac Sutton returns to the Israeli stages with 'Tonight A Musical'.
These past two weeks, the long awaited premiere production of Hedwig and the Angry Inch has begun previews in Tel Aviv, marking the first musical production returning to the Israeli stage.
Romanian authorities are investigating death threats received by Maia Morgenstern, director of a Jewish theater in Bucharest.
Galley Zahal, one of the biggest radio stations in Israel, will broadcast one hour dedicated only to the musicals of Andrew Lloyd Webber.