Based on "The Glass Menagerie" by Tennessee Williams

After her husband abandoned her and disappeared, Amira, a single mother, lives with her two teenage children in Be'er Sheva in the late seventies and barely makes a living from odd jobs. She keeps the pride of her little family and tries to get her children excited about life. But Sharon, who works at the factory, runs away from his house at any time to the movie theater, where he finds solace. Laura, his sister, who has a leg deformity, shuts herself up and sails through imaginations related to her collection of small glass animals, it is the glass Beaver.

When Ron's co-worker comes over for dinner, all the family's dreams are drained to him but he leaves the family in a state of disappointment trapped in their illusions.

A moving poetic drama about the illusion of freedom and the illusion of love, about our roots and memories. One of the most loved and performed plays by Tennessee Williams, one of the most important playwrights of all time, in the Be'er Sheva style which illuminates the classic play in a new and original light.

Duration of the show: about 90 minutes

Editing and directing: Yoav Michaeli

Actors: Tzahala Michaeli, Eyal Schechter, Dedi Zohar, Reut Gil-Atias, Amir Rennret

Original music and arrangements: Uzi Katz

Lighting programming: Ronen Ben Harush

Set design and lighting: Yoav Michaeli

Costume design: Efrat Ziv-Aspis

Chief producer: Mali Shahrabani

Production: Ahiram Zilik

Technical management: Shlomi Cohen

Photography: Sally Patel, "Tza'ad" studios