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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
The Magic Flute
Papageno the bird catcher embarks on a perilous journey to find princess Pamina and return her to prince Tamino who lovers her and waits for her. Mozart's beloved opera in a special version for the entire family with colorful costumes.
| Revival Director | Abigail Sandler |
| Original Director | Niv Hoffman |
| Hebrew translation | Ehud Manor |
| Soloists: | ||||
Tamino | Anton Trotoush | Adi Ezra | ||
| Pamina | Rania Ateek | Audelia Shallev | ||
| Papageno | Shahaf Regev | Roi Witz | ||
| Papagena | Gal Kohav | Audelia Shallev | ||
| Queen of the Night | Veronika Brook | Ksenia Glonty | ||
| First Lady | Nika Yenkelevich | Romi Zelig | Inbal Brill | |
| Second Lady | Shlomit Leah Kovalski | Gal Kohav | Tamara Navoth | Nadezhda Gaidukova |
| Third Lady | Yarden Kiperman | Rona Shrira | Karina Radzion |
Duration:About an hour
The performances are for ages 3-8 and take place in the foyer of the opera house or in the studio of the opera house with the children sitting on carpets and the adults around them on chairs.
Dear Parents, Please try to avoid coming to shows with young babies who may cry and interfere with the performance of the show. Every age must be on the card.
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