One Day: What is it all about?
Audience and performers, together on stage for 24 hours

In one day our lives changed forever. One day, life here will be different. (Over the course of) one day, we will all meet on the main stage.

It took one day to change us all: our mental state, our worldviews, our topics of conversation, the actions we do each day. It will take much more than one day to restore our confidence, our pain and our fears. For now, for one day we will all meet on the main stage of the Jerusalem Theater –  audience together with performers: musicians, actors, dancers, speakers, and more. For about 24 hours we’ll be together, without the traditional separation between audience and stage, between viewer and performer. We will examine the places where togetherness is a source of strength, and the moments when it is a thin mask that hides divisions.

One day will be divided into a number of segments throughout the day. 

One Day: Echo Song
An original production for three pianists and an endless echoShlomi Shaban, Shuzin, Maayan Linik

Every action we take in life has an echo. Our deeds / talks / sounds continue to resonate in many ways and configurations. Especially for One Day, Shlomi Shaban has created an evening that starts with one iconic song, and continues wherever the sounds want to take us. Three grand pianos will be placed on stage. Next to each of them a different musician. Together, the three will create a musical web of words, songs and melodies, all alongside one continuous echo.

One Day: Echo Song, is part of the 24-hour original production One Day, in which audience and performers are invited to be on stage, together. One Day will be divided into a number of segments throughout the day. The audience will be able to choose whether to join some, or all of them.