The Dragon's Beloved
A Lyrical Comedy Written and Directed
by Michael Gurevitch
Music: Yoni Rechter
Set Design: Svetlana Breger
Costume Design: Judit Aharon
Choreography: Marina Beltov
Lighting Design: Roni Cohen
Vocal Coaching: Rachel Hochman
Musical transitions and Keyboard: Daniel Ran
Musical Direction: Yoni Rechter, Daniel Ran
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Actors: Yehoyachin Friedlander, Nir Ron, Arie Tcherner, Erez Shafrir, Sharon Stark, Yoav Hyman, Udi Rotschild, Vitali Friedland, Shimrit Lustig, Irit Pashtan
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| Synopsis
| A man from the audience is invited to come on stage so that the cast can act out his life story. The man is surprised, amused and claims that this is not his real story.
The actors are insistent about it and show scene after scene.
Slowly the truth is disclosed. |
From the press reviews
"Love triumphs. A philosophical exploration of the relationship between humanity and time and dreams.... a wonderful, mature fantasy... a talented, unified cast of seasoned Khan actors. All are excellent and noteworthy. This is intelligent, profound, quality theatre that resonates. A simply wonderful play. "
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Shai Bar-Yaakov in Yediot Ahronot
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"Pure, simple, and magical play. The music is by Yoni Rechter. I would highly recommend leaving with the disk so you will be able to preserve the theatrical atmosphere of the Khan. "
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Michael Handelzaltz, Haaretz
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"A "Gurevitch Delight" characteristic of good theatre. A dream journey full of uncertainty that stays with you even as you awaken with the last song. The ensemble where everyone is a soloist. Gurevitch has concocted this fantastical story that he directs much like a magician who pulls tricks out of his hat. "
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