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Rank & File: Grand Slam Poetry Event Set for Tel Aviv
May 12, 2016
GRAND SLAM IN TEL AVIV The Poetry and Storytelling Slam Series is holding its second annual Grand Slam next Thursday at the new Abraham Hostel in Tel Aviv.
The competitive Slam Series – the first English-language monthly storytelling and poetry slam series in Tel Aviv – has “become a platform for poets and storytellers alike to perform original material in front of an ever-growing live audience,” according to Karen Lerman, the series producer.
TimeOut - Theater Review: "Humor, harmony, and humble beginnings..."
September 7, 2017
Rank and File: Writing the Sequel to 'Start-Up Nation'
September 1, 2017
Can you spell Musical Comedy in Tel Aviv?
August 30, 2017
There will be something for everyone
July 26, 2016
The Stage Presents: TLV Short Play Festival opens tonight at 20:00 at the Suzanne Dellal Centre מרכז סוזן דלל, with a series of comedic short plays in English. Arieh O'Sullivan spoke to its artistic director.
A SHORT EVENING OF THEATER IN TA
July 25, 2016
The Stage’s short plays festival offers seven plays, 90 minutes, a lot of laughs and some soul-searching.
Three strangers find themselves in an explosive situation. Two people meet at a cafe and struggle to connect. One person tries to cope with her body betraying her in the most hilarious way.
The TLV Short Plays Festival, produced by Anglo community theater group The Stage, is a celebration of the human experience, through a comedic lens.
Slam poetry and storytelling competition scores big in Tel Aviv
May 29, 2018
Miscast Review by JPost
April 19th, 2015
JPost's Noa Amouyal reviews Miscast! 2; Less Grease, More Hairspray
"The show is a delightful mix of popular Broadway standards, performed by the least likely candidates. In the topsy- turvy world of Miscast! 2, songs traditionally sung by men are performed by women, duets become solos and contemplative solitary songs become an ensemble affair."
THE ABSURDITY OF WAR - The Stage performs a play based on a century of war diaries
August 15, 2014
The Stage, an English-language performing arts community in Tel Aviv, is exploring the world of tragicomedy with a reading of “Traktorfabrik,” a play based on a century of war diaries dating back to World War I. The Belgian-born writer-director Noemi Schlosser told Haaretz on Wednesday that she spent five years reading nothing but war diaries while researching the play.
Writer & Director of TraktorFabrik, Noemi Schlosser, is interviewed on TLV1
August 15th, 2014
The Stage is performing a staged play reading of TraktorFabric on Sunday, Aug 17th, at 8PM featuring actors Leor Doron, Nitzan Sitzer & Tomer Shechori. Noemi Schlosser is interviewed on TLV1 Radio on how she went about writing the play in Tel Aviv, her five years of research and her other work in her home country, Belgium.
The Show Must Go On
July 17th, 2014
Asher Gelman, Artistic Director of The Stage, is interviewed in the cover story for the Jerusalem Post’s Magazine about the obstacles faced by the organization, in particular, their One Act Play Festival, due to the simultaneous conflict with Hamas. Gelman discusses the unique situation, how it has changed the nature of the production, and why it is so important that cultural events continue, not only in spite of the extraordinary situation, but also because of it.
The Stage Talks about The One Act Festival on TLV1 Radio!
July 4, 2014
Maya Hagoel and Asher Gelman of The Stage are interviewed on TLV1 Radio's Weekend Edition. Maya and Asher talk a bit about how The Stage was formed, all of its great accomplishments to date and of course about its upcoming One Act Festival opening this coming Wednesday July 9th at 20:00, June 10th at 20:00, and July 12th at 20:30 at Beit Yad Labanim, TLV.
Tune in to the radio interview for a sneak peak into the six plays and much more!
Time Out Israel interviews Asher Gelman, the director of The Stage's Debut Production "The Vagina Monologues"
February 2014
The Human Condition
The Stage, Tel Aviv's new English language performing arts group has a new performance of "The Vagina Monologues." Kristof Joseph Steiner interviews director S. Asher Gelman.
