Hanukkah at Suzanne Dellal: Dance, Theater, and Classic Children's Songs
The Suzanne Dellal Center in Tel Aviv is hosting festive Hanukkah events for families, featuring Gil Karrer's dance show "Wonder" and Train Theater's musical journey into classic Israeli children's songs.
The Suzanne Dellal Center in Tel Aviv is welcoming the Hanukkah season with a vibrant festive lineup tailored for children and families, blending contemporary dance and musical storytelling.
On Saturday, December 5, at 10:00, the Zehava and Jack Dellal Studio will host "Wonder," a dynamic dance creation by choreographer Gil Karrer. Designed for children and parents alike, the 45-minute performance invites audiences into an imaginative realm where shifting shapes and evolving rules allow dancers to construct and dismantle entire worlds through movement and rhythm.
The celebration continues the following Saturday, December 12, at 10:30, with the Train Theater production "Kan Tsomchim Shirim," initiated in collaboration with the National Library. Written by Ruth Hof, the 55-minute musical theatrical journey follows two young poets uncovering the surprising origins behind beloved Hebrew children's songs, including Leah Goldberg's "Pizmon Liyakinton," Ehud Manor's "Brosh," and Miriam Yalan-Stekelis's "Dani Gibor."
Tickets for both holiday performances range from 60 to 75 shekels, with complete scheduling and booking details available directly through the official Suzanne Dellal Center website.
