Requiem

Costume and stage design: Rakefet Levi

Original music: Yossi Ben Nun

Light: Shai Yehudai

Participants: Yossef Carmon - Old man; Zaharira Harifai - Old woman; Yitshak Hizkia - Driver; Florence Bloch - Prostitute with a mole; Sigalit Fuchs - Prostitute with a freckle; Shabtai Konorti - Medic; Gabi Amrani - Pumpkin shaped drunk; Shimon Mimran - Zucchini shaped drunk; Dror Keren - Happy cherub; Alon Noyman - Funny cherub; Dana Blei - Sad cherub; Sandra Schonwald - the Mother; Simon Krichli - Old man's cabin; Yossi Rachmani - the Horse; Roman Krichli - the Medic's cabin; Shai Feinberg - the Tree man; Tal Ben Bina, Shani Treisman, Irit Bashan, Ronit Zlotin - black people; 

Singers: Keren Hadar, Limor Oved, Yael Tzvi

Musicians: Yossi Ben Nun, Shmuel Elbaz, Shuki Wolfus, Avner Yifat

The last play directed by Hanoch Levin

Somewhere, in a desolate village at the edge of a vast land lived two old people, a husband and wife. They took ill and died, lamenting their unfulfilled lives. A young mother holding her dying baby boy, walked through fields looking for a remedy. But the baby died. A mule driver who lost his son drove a group of prostitutes and drunkards in his cart, and yet had no one to share in his pain; his passengers were in the pursuit of happiness. Cherubs who happened to be passing by, collected the souls of the dead. 

(From the programme)