Never-ending Mourning – the symphony orchestra at the Israel Festival

Two concerts of the joint symphony orchestra at the Israel Festival
Wednesday, September 18th and Thursday, September 19th

SOLD OUT

One bright day, when Nurit was little, her mother died.
Over the years, the loss reappeared in countless moments and human encounters, but mostly remained as something private that isolated her from others.

In meticulous detective work, Nurit located key characters from her personal story of loss, and invited them to come on stage with her. Each will tell her own story of loss. With a special artistic language and the ability to look with humor even at the most complex moments of life, Nurit breaks the wall of loneliness of private grief, and tries to weave a new story that connects all the women, between the various losses, between the personal moments of grief.

As if by magic, on stage, a feminine web was woven for her, consisting of memories, performances, and coincidences. It is an orchestra of stories, which precisely out of loneliness and pain creates deep human solidarity. Plays with the possibility that grief, like life itself, is always in motion.