Play: The Bear Who Watches Over Me

After their mother’s death—the bridge between them—they are left lost.

When the family apartment is threatened with sale and the possibility of sending Dudu to a hostel becomes real, a charged everyday conflict erupts between them. It begins with a fight over schnitzels in the refrigerator and becomes an existential question about responsibility, freedom, and belonging.

The play promotes values of accepting others, embracing difference, and siblinghood with special needs.

The onstage and offstage connection between the brothers Stav and Lotem Reichental is moving, educational, and inspiring, offering us a somewhat different perspective on siblings and special needs.