Cameri Theater to return after coronavirus closures with two shows

The Cameri Theater is set to return its shows to the famous Tel Aviv stage Sunday after a four-month break due to the novel coronavirus pandemic and its resulting lockdowns and restrictions. The theater will be following strict coronavirus procedures, which will be announced over a speaker at the entrance. Audiences will enter gradually, wear masks throughout the performances and will be seated in capsules for safety. The re-opening night will feature two shows: All The Rivers and Life is a Cabaret. All The Rivers, titled Hedgerow, or Gader Haya in Hebrew, is based on the controversial story by Dorit Rabinyan which tells the love story of a Jewish Israeli woman and a Palestinian man from Hebron as they meet in New York City. Life is a Cabaret began its run at Cameri Theater just before it had to close due to COVID-19, and ran only four times before the closure. The musical contains in it songs from some of the most iconic musicals in history: the Israeli Casablanca, as well as internationally-recognized musicals such as West Side Story, Hair, Fiddler on the Roof, Funny Girl, Cabaret and more. More shows are set to premiere throughout the month of July.

Cameri Theater to return after coronavirus closures with two shows

The theater will be following strict coronavirus procedures, which will be announced over a speaker at the entrance.

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Cameri Theater to return after coronavirus closures with two shows

The theater will be following strict coronavirus procedures, which will be announced over a speaker at the entrance.

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