Ginger

Ginger | Based on the books by Galila Ron-Feder-Amit In the heart of Jerusalem live four children who are so different from each other, yet connected: Ginger, Moshik, Sagit and Dana. When Moshik's father, the director of the Israel Museum, is suspended from his post following the mysterious theft of a 1,400-year-old ancient medallion, Ginger decides to form a secret gang to solve the mystery of who the thief really is. Will the children manage to uncover the truth without getting into trouble along the way? Will they manage to recover the lost medallion? And what does all this have to do with a cat, an apple, and a green bag found in the building's bomb shelter? The play "Ginger" is a gripping detective adventure full of imagination, suspense, laughter and emotion, and above all a coming-of-age story about a boy who discovers that true leadership is not expressed by shouting but by listening, and that a good leader is not the one who leads the way but the one who manages to bring people together. A sweeping, meaningful theatre experience based on a cornerstone of Israeli culture. Play and direction | Moshe Ben Shushan and Raanan Nissim Ferrera Music | Lior Ronen Movement | Liron Cohen Costumes and props | Ella Kolesnik Set | Roi Vatury, Michal Glazer Lighting | Yigal Cohen Assistant directors | Alon Katan, Amit Moshe Oren Cast | Roi Kakon / Yaniv Grotas, Roi Vaknin, Hagai Via, Meital Notik / Yael Shildkraut, Ofir Sol Shababo Running time: about an hour