Shlomo Baraba Joins New Kan Educational Youth Series After Zehu Ze
Veteran actor Shlomo Baraba is joining the new Kan Educational youth series "Good Night Town" following his departure from "Zehu Ze!". He will star as a famous suspense writer alongside Dina Sanderson.
Following his departure from the beloved satirical show "Zehu Ze!", veteran Israeli actor Shlomo Baraba is not leaving the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation. He has officially joined the cast of a new children and youth television series titled "Good Night Town" (Layla Tov Ayara), currently in production and slated to premiere in Israeli Educational media next year.
Baraba will star as Grandpa Tzuk, a celebrated author widely regarded as the king of Israeli suspense storytelling. The mystery surrounding his death sets the plot in motion, with the central question "What happened to Grandpa Tzuk?" driving the narrative for both the characters and the viewers throughout the series.
Created by Noa Goskov and Yonatan Bar Ilan and produced by Dory Media, the series is set in the sleepy desert town of Midron. Following Tzuk's passing, his unusual will mandates that his four estranged grandchildren must travel to the remote town to manage his inheritance.
Inside the large, isolated house at the edge of the desert, each episode unveils another suspenseful story penned by the late author, as the cousins slowly close in on solving the ultimate mystery. Alongside Baraba, the series stars Dina Sanderson, who previously collaborated with him in the acclaimed drama series "Ori and Ella", where she played his daughter. This time, Sanderson will portray Yona Zehavi, the librarian of Midron and a devoted fan of Grandpa Tzuk.
