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Oren Lahav makes his acting debut: the social media star joins a Hanukkah musical
The young social media star will take his first step into the acting world and play the iconic character of Humpty Dumpty. Joining him on stage will be Taylor Malcov, Miki Geva, and Shirley Levy.

Elad Tzafani lands a new job: this is the world he will enter
Moments after the storm of harsh reactions to his henna celebration with his partner Romy and his sharp response to keyboard bullies, the "Big Brother" star is ignoring the background noise and landing a central role in a new massive production.

Chen Amsalem on returning to the stage after giving birth: "I don't know if it was good for me"
With a three-month-old baby in her arms, actress Chen Amsalem entered the rehearsal room for "Around the World in 80 Days" - and the feelings are still a bit mixed. In an interview this morning together with her stage partner, Daniel Litman, they shared the challenges that accompanied the preparations, the viral moment from the stage, and the approaching start of the school year: "I don't know how...

More than a decade later: Rupert Grint returns to play Ron Weasley
The British actor returns to the school of wizardry as Harry's best friend and will join the cast of "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" on Broadway. He will make his stage debut in February 2027 and will perform in the production until the end of May. "Ron Weasley has been a part of me since I was 11, and I can't wait to meet him again at this stage of life," Grint said. "I'm excited."

38 years after playing him: the new heir to Peter Pan
The 2026 version of Peter Pan aroused great curiosity even before it hit the stage, mainly thanks to the return of the original star to the director's chair. What does the final result of this intriguing encounter look like?

Beloved comedian reveals at 47: "I suffered psychological abuse"
A teacher told him in front of the whole class that he would not have a career, and in the army, he says he endured insults and punishments. Now, at 47 and after more than 35 years on screen, Michael Hanegbi returns to the difficult experiences, reveals the diagnosis that changed his life, and talks about the desire to start a family.

Putting Norman Issa in God's shoes is a statement. It's a pity it's missed
About 20 years after it was written, "Oh God", Anat Gov's beloved play, returns to the Habima stage, bringing together a psychologist who has lost her faith and God, who comes to her for therapy. The production, led by Norman Issa and Yael Levental, provides an hour and a half of funny, human, and sometimes moving moments, but the banal direction, unnecessary effects, and lack of a new...

From the hell in Sderot to the theater stage: Hillel HaCohen dreams of shaking up the art world
From yeshiva studies to the acting stage: Hillel HaCohen explains why the religious public must enter the world of culture and creativity, deals with the complex questions raised by Etgar Keret's texts, and marks the next goal in education and creation. "There is no reason for our culture to remain only with Ishay Ribo and Hanan Ben Ari."
Doña Gracia takes the stage: The Jewish woman who dared to change history
Almost 500 years after becoming one of the most influential women in the Jewish world, Doña Gracia is at the center of a new musical play starring Leila Malkos, which combines Ladino, history, and a story about power, identity, and female leadership.

"Peter Pan" Returns: A Timeless Triumph
38 years after becoming a cult stage phenomenon, the beloved late-80s musical finds new life. With Lee Biran as the eternal boy, Meshi Kleinstein as Wendy, and Sasson Gabai reprising his iconic role as Captain Hook, director Hanoch Rosen delivers a nostalgia-fueled masterpiece that resonates as strongly as ever.
Michael Aloni on The Voice: "Its break was simply unnecessary"
Actor, host, and artistic director Michael Aloni spoke with Iris Kol on 103fm about the musical that premiered under his direction, "Guys and Dolls," which takes place in a colorful and lively New York.

"Adoption is part of my story, but it is not all that I am"
Only after his death did Hodaya Barkan realize the privilege she was given to grow up alongside one of Israel's greatest actors, Yehuda Barkan, who adopted her in her childhood. Today, as she embraces his legacy and performs in a play based on the legendary film he starred in, "Charlie and a Half," she recalls the bullying she endured in childhood, talks about the fear of opening the adoption...

Children's star Roy Boy is earning big: this is the glittering role he was cast in
Roi Oz was cast in one of the biggest Hanukkah shows in Israel. The glittering production, which is set to be performed on leading stages across the country, is produced by Elad Yosef, Magen Sabag, and Asi Stav.

Orel Tsabari halts performances due to medical emergency: "It's a nightmare"
The actor and "Eretz Nehederet" star found himself in the emergency room this morning following a sudden health crisis. Although discharged after testing, he is missing his scheduled performances and has apologized to his audience.

Orel Tsabari steps down from the stage: health issues prevail
The actor, currently starring in a musical directed by Tzedi Tzarfati, has fallen ill and will miss upcoming performances.

Taylor Malkov on her partner: "We refuse to break up"
For almost a year, Taylor Malkov and Isaac Nakash, son of a prominent American-Jewish family, have been in a relationship, often managing it from afar. In a recent interview, Malkov opened up about the challenges of long-distance and the joy of their time together: "Sometimes we don't see each other for more than a month, but there is always a sense of longing and excitement."

Daughter of Director Roni Pinkovich: "The Cultural World Chose to Sweep My Father's Death Under the Rug"
Actress Eyan Yoel Pinkovich is working on a series inspired by the life and death of her father, renowned director Roni Pinkovich, who chose euthanasia after a 30-year battle with multiple sclerosis.

Anat Waxman opens a new business after the crisis: "Reach out to me"
The respected actress, who bravely revealed her struggle with severe depression and her withdrawal from the spotlight, returns to work and launches a new business: "It will be fun" | All the details

"Not economically worthwhile": London’s West End is outperforming Broadway
London’s West End has been leaving Broadway behind in recent years: theaters have recovered better from the pandemic, ticket sales are rising, and lower production costs combined with tax breaks keep prices affordable. Producers note that staging a show in New York now costs 3 to 5 times more than in London, largely due to labor expenses.

Rinat Gabay: 5 facts you might not know about the 'Queen of Children'
From opera performances with the Philharmonic to guest vocals on the iconic 'Radio Bla Bla' album and a Eurovision pre-selection bid: in honor of Rinat Gabay's 53rd birthday, we reveal five surprising facts about the Israeli star.

The hit Israeli series returns after 50 years: "We kept the central characters"
"Shchunat Chaim," which became one of the most recognizable children's series on Israeli television, returns to the stage in a renewed version. The familiar characters remained, the plot was adapted.

Miri Mesika stopped the play in the middle: 'I cannot do it like this'
The singer left the stage during the 'Funny Girl' play due to disturbances outside the hall, stating she has 'attention deficit disorder.' Production sources said that 'the play was interrupted due to a loud noise from outside and continued after a few moments.'

Without Dad's last name: Tom Cruise's daughter cast in a new role
The name "Suri Noelle" might not mean much to you, but you have known Suri Cruise since she was born: the daughter of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes, who has already dropped her father's famous surname — with whom she is not in contact — is taking her first steps in the acting world and has been cast in a modern adaptation of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream".