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A dramatic play about an Auschwitz survivor who builds a real-estate empire in London and puts it at risk. At the Cameri Theatre, 30 Shaul HaMelech Boulevard, Tel Aviv.
After surviving Auschwitz, Peter Singer arrives in London as a penniless refugee. Singer decides to cling to life, erase the past, and reinvent himself. Little by little, he manages to build a thriving real-estate empire; women are captivated by his charm, and the doors of English high society open to him. When it is revealed that Singer made his way to the top by trampling on and exploiting his tenants, the empire he built faces a real danger.
A colorful, wild, and gripping epic, inspired by the true story of Peter Rachman, the notorious London property tycoon.
The production was created with the support of Alex and Diti Landsberg.
“Breathtaking drama” (British Theatre Guide)
“Stunning!” (Guardian)
Produced by arrangement with The Agency (London) Ltd, 24 Pottery Lane London W11 4LZ
An additional charge of 50 NIS applies to each subscription ticket.
The performance includes partial nudity.
The performance uses a cigarette-like stage prop.
The performance includes flashing lights.
Poster, photography: Ohad Romano | Design: Shane Horowitz.
Video, photography: Yotam Munk.
Tickets are sold by התיאטרון הקאמרי של תל אביב. Their customer support helps with orders and payment: Cancel or exchange by phone only, up to 48h before
03-6060900service@cameri.co.ilהתיאטרון הקאמרי של תל אביב help centreAssaf Yekuel · CC BY-SA 3.0
Ticket for 129 ₪ instead of 350 ₪
The price is available on the Mבלים website for all buyers while tickets last. The show takes place on 13 Nov 2026 at 20:00 in Tel Aviv.
Offer for Tel Aviv–Yafo residents who hold a DigiTel card. Valid on the listed performance dates.
For holders of an eligible Bank Hapoalim card enrolled in the Wonder app. Payment includes Wonder points.
Tickets will be sent by email and/or SMS shortly before the show.
Super Price is also available to retirees. Dates: 13 Nov 2026–3 Jan 2027; price: ₪149–169.