Sat 4 May 2019 | 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Cameri Theatre - Shaul HaMelech Boulevard 19, Tel Aviv,
How would you raise your child, if you knew that one day their turn will come to hold a rifle?
KNOCK KNOCK describes what it’s like to be a parent in the shadow of armed conflict. The play follows the journey of Ilana, a single mother whose job as an Israeli Officer of Casualty Notifications is to knock on the door of families whose sons or daughters have been lost in war. Her conflict between motherhood and duty as citizen reaches a deafening climax when her only son chooses to serve on the front line of battle.
Played entirely by Niv Petel, this immersive physical mono-drama cuts through the thick curtain of politics to tell a story about parenthood, friendship, love and sacrifice.
First Performance in ISRAEL!
After winning awards at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and the United Solo Festival in NYC, a successful run at the WEST END in London and a world tour in the UK, HK and USA.
* The performance is in English
* After the performance there will be a Q&A session with the actor
Writer, Director and Performer: Niv Petel
Artistic Advice: Maia Levy
Set and Costume Design: Rhiannon White
Original Light Design: Oliver Bush
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