Children's poster Alef Fest

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Can I come to the Alef festival with my whole family?
Yes, I must!
Introducing the Alef Fest children's program
👶🏻 February 8 (Saturday) at 17:00
Mikhail Umanets' theater project will present "40 Minutes with Moses" - a fascinating and educational performance-tour of the exhibition "History of the Jewish People" suitable for the whole family: you will be told what manna from heaven is and why the Jews walked in the desert for 40 years instead of a couple of weeks; the commandments will appear on the tablets in front of the excursionists and the sea will part; and the song about the 12 tribes of Israel will become your favorite hit.
The performance is in Russian.
👶🏻 February 14 (Friday) at 13:00
In the performance "The Happiest Octopus!" Ruslan Wolfson tells a fascinating story about one little octopus, whose life is not easy at all, because he has only seven legs, which means he is not like all the members of his family.
Performance in Russian.
👶🏻 February 15 (Saturday) at 11:00
"Losharik" is a story based on a poem by G. Sapgir about a circus horse made of juggler's balls. He appears to fulfill the dream of a young juggler to become a trainer, and also to bring joy to all the little spectators.
Performance in Russian.
👶🏻 February 15 (Saturday) at 17:00
"Colorful Book" is an interactive performance-journey of the "Alef" theater, in which all the little spectators become participants in the performance.
Performance in Hebrew.
👶🏻 February 15 (Saturday) at 20:00
“Don Q” is a performance by the new theater group “Albert Company”, created by the founder of “KUKFO” Anna Viktorova, about the great idealist, dreamer and wandering knight Don Quixote.

A performance without words.

All performances will take place at the Beit HaGefen Cultural Center at the address:
Haifa, Hatziyonut Ave, 33
And you will find a link to tickets in the comments to this publication.

The project is carried out with the support of the fund for independent creators, founded by the Ministry of Culture and Sports, as well as the Beit HaGefen Cultural Center.