This time, however, I made it a double subscription. This means that I must use up two tickets at a time, but that each ticket is somewhat cheaper. So, I need partners in crime to go to theater with me. Apply via e-mail. (Yes, you too!)
Specifically, I look forward to the following plays:
- Copenhagen -- by Michael Frayn (
gaal said I absolutely must) - The Ohio Hooker -- by Hanoch Levin
- Mother Courage -- by Bertolt Brecht
- Nathan der Weise -- by Gotthold Ephraim Lessing
- Once in a Lifetime -- by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart (My brother yoavb actually starred in a youth theater production of this play. I think he'll be my partner for this particular play. yoavb was brilliant in the producer's role.)
- An Ideal Husband -- by Oscar Wilde (I can't be expected to pass up a Wilde production, eh?)
- A Hole in the Stage Curtain -- A cabaret of Ephraim Kishon's work (can't pass that up, either...)
- Beyond the Borders -- by Yossef Haim Brenner (producing the electronic version of this same work as part of Project Ben-Yehuda, I can't possibly pass this one up, naturally).
- Eye-witness -- by Yehoshua Sobol (About an Austrian farmer who refuses to enlist to the Third Reich's Wehrmacht).
- The Poet -- by Edna Mazia (Mazia disappointed me with her previous play ("Herod"), but since this play is based on Nathan Altermann's life, I'll give it a shot.)
- The Cherry Orchard -- by Anton Chekhov (being ignorant of his works so far, this will be a good opportunity to watch one of his classic works)
Hmm. Too many plays, too few tickets. Tch.