Posted on January 22, 2005 by Shahar Golan ·
I just watched Blood Brothers for the 5th time, a local Hebrew production by the Beit Zvi Academy of Performing Arts and the Library Theatre, performing at the Tel-Aviv’s Beit-Hachayal Theatre.
The actors were recent graduates of the academy and the performance was superb.
High point: Hila Maaravi as the mother
Low point: Ido Rosenberg’s over the top choreography, Michal Muchtar’s childish voice
Production:
Playwright: Willy Russell
Translator: Ehud Manor
Director: Arthur Kogan | | Actors:
Mrs Johnstone: Hila Maaravi
Mickey: Gilad Shmueli
Eddie: Ido Rosenberg
Linda: Michal Muchtar
Narrator: Ofir Zemach |
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