Yifat Tzachi-Kiral, the new CEO of the Chamber Theater, received on Thursday evening the young friends of the theater, who came to watch the play “Oedipus” for the first time. This is a recent adaptation of a play whose basis was written 2000 years ago, dealing with the beloved ruler Oedipus, whose secrets are revealed during an election campaign Darkness from his past. Immediately after the play, the actors, including Amos Tamm, Keren Mor and Miriam Zohar, and the play’s director Irad Rubinstein, went on to a toast held under the auspices of the Palter Winery in a nearby hall. They enjoyed an evening of fine theater, wine and chocolates: Keren Arzi – Director of the Friends Association, Udi Ange L, Amir Tamari, Hagai Badash, Marin Rekanti, Maya Unger, Eyal de Leo, Liron and Uri Gilat, Alona and Gil Sternberg, Assi Ezer, Moti Rip and Seymour Luzon, Moran Atias, Anya Bukstein, Tal Narovai – Tamam’s wife, and Menasha Noy – Moore’s husband.
Marin Rekanti (Photo: Rafi Delvia)
Hagai Badash and Amir Tamri (Photo: Rafi Deloya)
Aile de Leo (photo: Rafi Deloya)The place is at Gertler’s
Last week, a first and limited event was held on behalf of the project “The Place”, which will be established in Tel Aviv during the next few years, with the aim of being a beacon and a ray of light for pluralistic Judaism. The project ‘The Place’ aims to create a new cultural space that will deal with the ideas of the great Jews and the Jewish story, and will offer exhibition spaces, cultural spaces and creative spaces, nationalists from Israel and the world. In the place, works of art will be integrated in the gardens, in the building and in the exhibitions themselves. This is the first event for the museum in Israel after several launch events that took place abroad. The event in Israel took place at the home of Candida and Zach Gertler in Tel Aviv, and as part of it, there was a launch of the project “The Path to the Place”, of the Department of Arts in collaboration with the Israeli artist Judith Sasports and the international curator Udo Kittelman. This project is in fact the first pulse in the field of contemporary art that will be presented in 2024 as part of the outline on the way to the place. The liquid desert project is an original creation by the artist that combines dimensions of sculpture, drawing, videos and unique sound works. The work deals with mapping the space of the collective subconscious of all of us. The physical landmark where the first part of the project is located is located at Ma’ale Avraham in the Negev Desert. Among those present: Mayor of Tel Aviv-Jaffa Ron Huldai who spoke, Eyal Waldman, Shelly Hod-Moyal, Yoram Cohen, British Jewish historian Sir Simon Shama, Ilan Pivko, Alan Hoffman, Baron Jean de Ginzburg, and more.
Judith Ssports and Udo Kittelman (photo: courtesy of the photographers)
Candida and Zach Gertler (photo: courtesy of the brand)Alfion in Villa Rothschild
Members of the upper thousand, art lovers, and those who are close to the promoters of the ‘Fresh Color’ fair, were invited in several rounds to be impressed by an exhibition of Israeli art and the unveiling of the ‘Villa Rothschild’ in collaboration with the furniture company Tollmans. This is a historical villa located in a beautiful building in Tel Aviv, which has undergone a conservation process. In order to comply with the strict preservation rules, the entrance to the building is now conditional on wearing shoe covers and these were distributed on the spot to those invited who were asked to arrive in flat shoes.
Wiesel’s sunglasses
There was a slight excitement at Dizengoff Center last Thursday with the opening of the first store in Israel, of the leading international sunglass chain Sunglass Hut. The event opened with a ribbon cutting by Avi Zaldman – Chairman of the Fox Group and importer of the brand to Israel; Harel Wiesel – CEO and owner of Fox Group; Avi Tobol – CEO of Sunglass Hut Israel; And Enrico Camsa – Head of Retail MENA, Israel and the Commonwealth of Nations in the network. The popular brand will be represented in Israel by the Fox Group, which will open twenty chain stores nationwide in 2023.
Avi Tobol, Harel Wiesel, Enrico Camsa and Avi Zeldman (Photo: Shuka Cohen)Kirel is going to the music video
The popular singer Noa Kirel launched her new international song and music video “GONE” on Thursday afternoon at the showroom of Peugeot vehicles in Rishon Lezion. The location chosen for the launch is not accidental, as the music video was produced in cooperation with and under the auspices of the “Peugeot” company, at an estimated cost of about one million shekels.
Apart from Kirel, who gave a speech and screened the clip in a world premiere, senior officials from the Lubinski company importing Peugeot to Israel were present at the event, including owner Dori Manor, Lubinski’s CEO – Danny Shavit, and VP of Marketing Naama Biton.
Dori Manor and Noa Kirel (Photo: Aran Chen)Wonderful weekend
Thursday evening, the ‘Pastel’ restaurant in Tel Aviv: the model Michelle Gratzig, the fiancee of Real Madrid goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois, comes to eat something after a day of shooting for leading brands in Israel. Gerzig is warmly welcomed by the restaurant’s owner Itzik Hengal.
Itzik Hangal (Photo: Aviv Khofi)> The singer Lior Narkis celebrated on Thursday evening at the Menora Mivathim Hall in Tel Aviv, as part of a big show, marking a thirty-year career. They came to bless and sing: Minister of Culture Miki Zohar and his wife Yamit, Shai and Eran Zahavi, Irit Rahamim and Amos Luzon, Michal HaKatana and her daughter Yuli, Doron Medli and much more.
Yamit Zohar, Lior Narkis and Miki Zohar (Photo: Or Gefen)> The artist Esti Castro held a women’s event at the MUSE HOTEL in Tel Aviv. The hotel encourages Israeli creation and the promotion of blue and white art. Castro shared her personal story and spoke to the guests about her work in art, and about growing through pain, after losing her son.