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רשת הארגונים העוסקים בדו-קיום יהודי-ערבי בישראל
Arcobaleno at the 4th Culture of Peace
Festival Sunday May 14, 2006 At 8,00 PM
Zavta Theatre – Tel Aviv - Ibn
Gavirol 30
Angelica and her husband Yehuda devote their lives to reaching out to
children - children of kibbutzim; Israeli child victims of terrorism (bringing
them periodically on vacations to Italy through Beresheet LaShalom Foundation);
and Christian, Muslim, Druze and Caucasian-Circassan children of Kibbutz Sasa´s
neighboring villages on the Lebanese-Syrian border. These children are the
actors of the Rainbow (L´Arcobaleno) Theater productions, which focuses on
pantomimed dance, and expressing emotions through body language.
"Beresheet" enacts the eternal cycle of birth, war, death and renewal. "Anne in
the Sky," is a freely interpreted Diary of Anne Frank, conceived and written by
Angelica Edna Calò Livné and Roberto Malini. While one Anne writes at a desk,
another dances the story, and yet another off-stage girl's voice recites a
selection of Anne's thoughts, attesting to her great talent and humanity. The
play is dedicated "to Anne Frank and to all children who live in places where it
is still difficult to dream." Anne's words of hope and belief in humankind are
universal.
Angelica´s message wells up from inside her. In one breath she conveys a myriad
of emotions: her untarnished faith in Israel's founding ideals, , her passion
for peace and her deep identification with the Shoah. Angelica's dream of peace
and friendship extends beyond the theater. Some months ago, she brought 50
Israeli women across the frontier into a nearby village to make bread with 150
Palestinian women.
From an article of Lisa Palmieri Billig Jerusalem Post - Sep. 15, 2005
after the 6th tour of performances in Italy.
The event is under the patronage of the On. Prof. Yuli Tamir and Mrs. Anna De
Bernardin spouse of the Italian Ambassador in Israel.
source :
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