Co-sponsored by the Israel Center of the SFJCF and Temple Beth El, Aptos
In Hebrew with English Subtitles
Adapted and directed by: Udi ben Sa’adia
Actor: Yishay Meir
Music: Yuval Mesner

Thursday May 3rd show @ 7:30pm
Temple Beth El
3055 Porter Gulch Road, Aptos, 95003

Saturday, May 5th show @ 8:30pm
Oshman Family JCC – F 401 (Above the Cultural Arts Hall)
3921 Fabian Way Palo Alto CA, 94303

Please orders online, or call 408-530-8243
(An extra of $2-3 per ticket will be charged when ordering online, handling and shipping charges)

Orders for Thursday May 3rd show
Tickets: $20, $25 at the door

Orders for Saturday May 5th show
Tickets: $30, $35 at the door

See below for maps and directions

A new fascinating adaptation of the ironical and allegorical stories of Nobel Prize laureate S Y Agnon, – one of the greatest writers in the Modern Hebrew literature.
His stories carry a multi layer pattern of hidden and transparent ideas underlining the eternal question constantly arises regarding the aim of mans existence, whether he leaves the world naked as he came or if his belief is strengthened as he goes through it?
The wondrous story of a simple tailor, torn between fulfilling his spiritual commitments and sewing an outfit for a senior minister -a mysterious character that holds in his hands the tailor’s fate for good or for bad. The parable about a father, his son and a magical goat that carries him from the Diaspora to the HollyLand, very close to the eve of the Sabbath.
About a simple passerby who gets caught by coincidence at funeral of a righteous man that insists on reaching the front with the eulogists and pallbearers.
A moral and entertaining story about those who will never be content with their status in the world.

Thursday May 3rd show
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Saturday, May 5th show
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