A children’s play about a group fighting to save the oak grove and their treehouse. Based on the book by Ran Cohen Aharonov and intended for ages 8 and up.
Based on the book by Ran Cohen Aharonov
For ages 8 and up
Eran’s father built the treehouse when he was still in kindergarten, and ever since then it has been the home of Eran and his friends. Beyond the hill, a new neighborhood is being built, and soon a road will be paved to it. To make this possible, the oak grove—and with it the treehouse kids’ oak tree—are slated to be cut down.
Join the group’s struggle to save the grove and the treehouse!
Playwright: Noa Lazar-Kinan
Direction and dramaturgy: Noam Shmuel
Lyrics: Ran Cohen Aharonov
Music: Yaya Cohen Aharonov
Musical direction: Amir Lakner
Set design: Ze’ev Levy
Costumes: Avia Bashkor
Choreography: Sharon Gal
Lighting: Nadav Barnea
Assistant director: Hadas Sher
Cast: Idan Ashkenazi / Omer Datz / Sagי Halperin, Roi Weinberg, Yael Haimovsky / Hadas Lasri, Dan Kizler, Sivan Kretzner, Shoham Shainer / Yiftach Kamin
Rave reviews:
“A winning blend of a classic children’s story with distinctly contemporary elements.”
— Shai Bar-Yaakov, Yedioth Ahronoth
“The best children’s play we have seen in recent years... It has everything: friendship, courage, lies, secrets and generosity. Amazing songs, a cohesive cast and humor.”
— Mako
“How does the struggle end, and what becomes of the treehouse? I recommend watching the play and finding out.”
— Salona
To avoid disrupting the performance and diminishing the audience’s enjoyment, children under the age of 3 and children with strollers will not be admitted to theater performances. Thank you for your understanding!