Angina Pectoris

A comedy starring the brilliant Dovale Glickman

Wednesday, June 18 | 20:30 | Beit Yad Labanim

A biting satire from Tzavta Theater that keeps the audience laughing from start to finish.

The play’s main character is the Minister of Defense, who urgently needs a heart transplant, and just a few months earlier has supported a law banning Jews from receiving organ donations from non-Jews. The catch? The only available organ is a fresh Arab donor heart, straight from Nablus. From that moment on, a chain of events filled with mistakes and corruption begins to unfold, in classic Israeli government fashion.

Witty dialogue and outstanding performances from the entire cast come together to create a show that’s nothing short of brilliant.

Angina Pectoris dares to say the emperor has no clothes, and does so hilariously.

Run time: 90 minutes.

By: Michal Aharoni | Director: Zion Ashkenazi | Cast: Dov Glickman, Zohar Strauss / Zion Ashkenazi, Shimon Mimran, Tali Ben Yosef / Belle Vanunu, Sharon Friedman

Photography: Yossi Zwecker