At the Netanya Culture Hall in the next two weeks: a new Israeli play, music shows and children's shows
The Culture Hall's program includes an evening about Toledo, the new play “HaMoradot,” and family shows in early November.
The Netanya Culture Hall (Heichal HaTarbut) is announcing a series of shows for the coming weeks. Most of the events take place in the Auditorium hall, and some are also available as part of a subscription. On Monday, October 26, at 20:30, the “Fascinating Cities” series will open with an evening about Toledo called “Viva Espana.”
On Thursday, October 29, at 20:30, “HaMoradot,” a new Israeli play by Amnon Levy, will be staged, and additional dates are planned for the show. On Tuesday, November 3, at 20:30, Miri Chen will host Moshe Lahav in the show “Songs from the Movies,” as part of the “Israeli Celebration” series.
- “HaMoradot,” a new play by Amnon Levy, on October 29
- Miri Chen hosts Moshe Lahav on November 3
- Family shows on November 4 and 9
For families: on Wednesday, November 4, at 17:30, “Aladdin,” a new show for the whole family, will be staged. On Monday, November 9, at 17:30, the show “Autumn in All Colors, the Magic of Color” will be staged. On Monday, November 16, at 17:30, the show “Miki, Yael's House” will be staged. For senior citizens: on Tuesday, November 17, at 09:00, the peak event of Senior Citizens Month will take place, “Hakol Over Chabibi” (“Everything Passes, Habibi”) with Anabella Shaked.
For adults: on Saturday night, November 7 (after Shabbat), at 21:00, “Charlie and a Half” will be staged. On Monday, November 9, at 11:00, the musical show “La Dolce Vita” with Orit Gabrieli will take place as part of “Cultural Monday.” On Thursday, November 12, at 20:00, an evening marking Aliyah Day will be held, and on Saturday night, November 14, at 21:00, Yuval Semo will perform.
Tickets and more details are available on the Culture Hall's ticketing website. It is worth checking the dates before you arrive, because the schedule of shows is updated from time to time.
What it means for residents
Residents of Netanya can find shows for adults and children in the next two weeks without leaving the city.
Q&A
Where are the shows held?
In the Auditorium hall of the Netanya Culture Hall.
How do I buy tickets?
On the ticketing website of the Netanya Culture Hall, and some of the shows are also available through a subscription.
