He continued: “There is some truth that moves in the image of people who are looking for their way in the world, who are full of doubts – about who they are, about their faith – and they bring it all up in their songs, and in their choices. In their struggles and in their passions. It is desirable to talk about it. It is desirable to let it A place, an expression, and on stage. Because there is no one who had a period in his life when doubt crept in, whose passion wanted to take place. There is no one who does not want to be realized. Today, in the middle of the show, when the wonderful Einat Holland spoke on stage with her tremendous talent, while we are all on stage – stand up Someone, in the middle of the hall – and started screaming at us – “Shame on you! This is a shit show! What is this disgust? How are you not ashamed?” “And there were soldiers who once threw sticklights at us and we went down so they could go home.”
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“I took a deep breath – Einat looked at me, I signaled her to breathe. To continue slowly and calmly. And oh – how calm she was. She continued her monologue, slowly, until he left the hall. She was amazing. Let there be no doubt – the man tried to destroy the show. He tried to get us to obey him. He was only waiting for the opportunity for him to ruin everything and who knows, maybe even go on stage. On the way back I tried to think that everything was good, that it was the most natural. After all, the role of art is to set up a mirror. And sometimes that mirror is unpleasant. Sometimes it will make us To sit in a chair uncomfortably – and sometimes – literally scream at the actors. And everything is legitimate because art is supposed to be something that stirs up, that creates all possible emotions in the viewer. Makes him think, feel, be angry, love, laugh,” Shaul wrote.