Play: The Woman Who Breathed Too Much
Event source: Haifa Municipality
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A short, deep and poetic erotic play. A work for two dolls, objects, food and an actress. Written and performed by Michal Sivironi. *Free of charge, advance registration only Over 55 minutes, you won't stop laughing and marveling at her courage and directness. As she holds a dialogue with the audience from a shell shaped like a large breast, you'll discover a sexy and amusing show that unfolds without words, with plenty of breaths in all the right places, one bottle of whipped cream, a chocolate bar, two sensual sculptures, and tender, hazy messages about love, satisfaction (and lack thereof), sacrifice, passion and plenty of self-deprecating humor. Treat yourself to a light evening that goes by almost without taking a breath. (Recommended by the Marmelada website) The show takes place as part of the KolArt Talpiot Market event, supported by the Haifa Municipality.
