RADIO PLAY

In the 1960s, the series of "Patrick Kim" books was born, the brainchild of the publisher Uri Shelgi, who employed dozens of Israeli shadow writers to write the series. Patrick Kim was an extraordinary secret agent of the CIA, half Korean, half Irish, a karate master, which was set against the background of the Cold War between America and the Soviet Union. Throughout the series, Patrick destroyed thousands of enemies and saved the world from countless threats of different and different types. Patrick Kim, who is two meters tall, was known for his chiseled muscles and gnarled hands.

Creative actors: Noam Rubinstein, Nadia Kocher, Noa Becker and Sharon Gabai

Directed by: Shahar Marom

Writing: Noa Becker

Music and sound: Sharon Gabai

Stage design and lighting: Shahar Marom

Design: Costumes: Rona Plotek

Production: Zhenya Kapitsky

Photos: Yair Miyovs

Acknowledgments: Shelgi Publishing, Ehud Graf, Eli Ashad

The show is supported by the director of culture

Duration of the show: 55 minutes without intermission

From the reviews

"One of the most enjoyable and successful fringe shows in Israel today." Yair Ashkenazi, Haaretz

"An excellent text, just the right amount of acting and heartbreaking and fascinating situations, lead to the fact that the audience didn't stop laughing throughout the show. With a hand on her heart, Marta will have to admit that this is definitely one of the best shows she has seen in the last year, and even in the last decade." "Martha knows" blog

A brilliant balancing act of parody and homage, Radio Play is as creative and clever as it is hilarious, marked by outstanding performances. The sound design is immensely creative, with a strong visual and comic component, as well as impeccable timing and performance

Midnight East

** The theater is located inside the Beit Tefer building on the 2nd floor, you can go up by elevator/stairs. The entrance to the building is from Tel Givorim Street.

*** Parking on the roof of the Beit Teper building - first hour free, every additional hour 8 NIS. Free parking on the east side of the building.