From the setting sun in the Congo to the first light on Dizengoff Street, from dark desires to impossible dreams – three iconic performers bring to life a comic gem by the legendary playwright Hanoch Levin.
Miki Kam, Israel Katorza, and Igal Naor take the stage in a bittersweet evening that walks the tightrope between laughter and tears, the ridiculous and the sublime.
A theatrical evening blending biting humor with moments of unexpected grace, tender nostalgia with sharp cynicism, and side-splitting laughter with tears of emotion.
Come rediscover the magic that made these sketches a beloved part of Israeli culture – a hilarious and heartbreaking journey of desperate love, absurd longing, and dreams gone awry somewhere between the Congo and Dizengoff.
Miki Kam, Israel Katorza, and Igal Naor – three wonderful unfortunates – come together on one stage to tell a story about life, death, and everything in between.
So come, take a seat, suffer a little, and laugh a lot.
It’s not like you had better plans for tonight anyway.
Warning: the evening contains brief moments of joy and prolonged disappointments.