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Everyone in the Institutional Theater is a Homophobe.
Why are so many LGBT representations in theater still centered around coming out, acceptance, and homophobia?
Playwright Amir Zloter ("Geva Can't Fall in Love") wanted to write a play in which being gay is a non-issue. A play in which gays experience broken hearts, trauma, wars and relocation - in short, other troubles. Then he began to suspect that this desire was the issue
Amir Zloter - אמיר זלוטר
Sep 307 min read
"Yikes, where did all these lesbians come from?"
In recent years, LGBTQ representation in culture has been growing, but the female voice is still lagging behind. Why is there still so little lesbian representation on stage? Yuval Koren ("Collective Rage," "A Beautiful View," "Five Lesbians Eating A Quiche"), director and co-founder of Hameshulash (The Triangle) Theater, on the lack of LGBT female content, women's complex relationships with lesbian culture and spaces, and what needs to happen for
Yuval Corne - יובל קורן
Sep 306 min read
The Gay Revolution Succeeded!
A drag musical fills the National Theater, LGBTQ+ stories have entered the repertoire, and the audience is voting with their feet. So why do we still need our own theater? Nimrod Danishman, playwright and co-founder and director of Hameshulash (Triangle) Theater, on the difference between getting a place on stage and owning your own stage.
Nimrod Danishman - נמרוד דנישמן
Sep 306 min read
A School for Playwrigts
Playwrights Hillel Mittelpunkt, Avishai Milstein, Boaz Gaon, Danielle Cohen Levy, Hadar Galron, Noam Gil, and Oren Jacobi discuss how to learn playwriting, warnings and recommendations, courses and workshops, the best books to look to for guidance on dramatic writing and tips for beginner and veteran writers
Yigael Sachs - יגאל זקס
Aug 2918 min read
Theater and Jewish Ultra-Orthdox (Haredi) Society - Shall the Two Walk Together?
Our goal from the start was to bring to the stage complex and relevant issues from the community itself, explore them in depth, reflect them back to the audience of community members to surface thoughts and emotions allowing meaningful discourse about these issues.
Iftach Rave - יפתח רוה
Jul 275 min read
Between Ethics and Drama
By Dr. Eldad Shidlovsky* : Yossi Yzraeli’s starting point is the study of theatrical experience, whereas Emmanuel Levinas’s starting point is philosophy and ethics. Despite the differences between them in almost every possible biographical parameter, I was surprised to find lines of similarity and points of contact in the thought of Levinas and Yzraeli Yossi Yzraeli is a director, playwright, poet and professor emeritus in the Theater Department at Tel Aviv University. The fi
Dr Eldad Shidlovsky - ד"ר אלדד שידלובסקי
May 238 min read
The Horror of What You Don't See
The power of the stage lies in its ability to mobilize. A line is a wall. A turn is time. A knife is an end. From the moment I arrive, my imagination is also invited to take part and within a moment I am involved
Danielle Cohen Levi - דניאל כהן לוי
May 52 min read
What is Documentary Theater, and How Do They Do it?
Playwrights Danielle Cohen Levy, Ronnie Brodetsky, Keren Cohen Israeli, Maya Buenos, Ori Egoz, Motti Lerner, Roee Joseph and Ilya Domanov discuss dilemmas, challenges, and different approaches in the process of creating documentary theater.
Yigael Sachs - יגאל זקס
Jan 1527 min read
Santino Ellwood and the Mockumentary Theater
Ben Sgerski on the American fringe playwright and director Santino Ellwood, who is considered by many to be the founder of the mockumentary theater genre.
Ben Sgerski- בן סגרסקי
Jan 155 min read
Pre-quel and Se-quel do an Interview
The creators of the new show "Pre-quel and Se-quel Inherit a Cult" interview one another.
Yuval Steinberg and Ben Sgerski- יובל שטיינברג ובן סגרסקי
Oct 20, 20253 min read