Divorced The Play

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The hit play by the famous Israeli Cameri Theater

The new hit by the famous Cameri Theater play, “Grushim” by Gur Koren has arrived in NYC with a local production called Divorced. The play is presented in both Hebrew and English by amazing NYC based Israeli actors Here is an article about our production from Yediot America and an article about the Israeli production.
https://www.ynet.co.il/yedioth_america/article/HJMA400to00 
https://www.mako.co.il/news-entertainment/2021_q1/Article-706b1326ae82871027.htm 

About the play: 

They share a child, they share a past, but they have no future. A divorced couple dive into the depth of their complicated relationship and discover a true friendship no divorce can break. It’s moving, comedic and fully vaccinated If you like theater you do not want to miss this special experience! Divorced is the NYC version of the play Grushim. It is part of the Israeli Cameri Theater’s project, Out-of-the-Box, which takes theater to unconventional spaces and turns any living room into the actual set, as a unique, immersive, intimate experience.

Here is a short video about the experience: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5r7uQqPDgM 
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Gur Koren

Playwright

Yoni Vendriger

Producer

Matan Zrachia

Director/Actor

Maia Karo

Actor

The Jerusalem Post - By Julia Gergely

The Jerusalem Post - By Julia Gergely

01/01/2022

“Divorced” is the story of two characters, Maya and Ben, who share a child together and had split up five years previously.

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YNet - Yediot America

YNet - Yediot America

02/01/2022

תיאטרון ישראלי בסלון פרויקט מיוחד של תיאטרון הקאמרי הישראלי מציג מחזה מקורי בבתים פרטיים ובימים אלו מגיע גם לסלון הבית שלנו בניו יורק. כל הפרטים

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Jewish Telegraphic Agency - by Julia Gergely

Jewish Telegraphic Agency - by Julia Gergely

11/15/2021

This Israeli play is being performed across New York City — but only in people’s living rooms “Welcome back to live theater!” Yoni Vendriger says, standing before the audience before the show begins. It is, I realize, the first time I’ve seen a play in a theater since the start of the pandemic in March 2020. Except the theater, in this case, is an apartment in the Bedford–Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn, and the “stage” is, for most of the show, the living room couch.

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Haaretz - by Haim Handwerker

Haaretz - by Haim Handwerker

12/15/2021

מי שמהלך על ההיי־ליין, מאתרי התיירות הפופולריים בדרום מערב מנהטן, יכול להציץ אל הסלון של אוליה שכטר דרך החלונות הגדולים המוצבים בחזיתו. ולא רק יכול, אלא אפילו מוזמן. אחרי השקיעה מוקרן על קירות הסלון מופע דיגיטלי צבעוני של אמנים מקומיים ולפעמים שכטר יוצרת מיצגים בעצמה. לפני כמה שנים למשל, בליל כל הקדושים, הציבה בסלון ארון מתים מפואר. בהזדמנות אחרת הכניסה לשם ארבע תרנגולות כאות מחאה על שחיטתם של בעלי החיים. השכנים התלוננו אבל המסר נקלט.

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The Times of Israel - by Julia Gergely

The Times of Israel - by Julia Gergely

02/07/2022

'IF PEOPLE CAN'T GO TO THEATER, WE'LL BRING THEATER TO THEM' “It sounded fun. I’m friends with Yoni and he told me about it, so I offered to host and invited my friends to buy tickets,” said that evening’s host, Zach Schaffer, before the show. Other hosts find out through social media or word of mouth; their addresses are not revealed until the tickets are purchased.

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