ISRAEL CULTURAL WEEK

9 June - 12 June

israel cultural week

JUNE
2025
mon
9
Monday    Time: 18:00
 Puppet show: “When All Was Green”
 Puppet Theater – Tirana
A wordless puppet show by Dikla Katz and Avi Zlicha, winner of 16 international awards and performed in over 30 countries around the world, brings to the stage a universal story about humanity, nature, and greed.Through old books, recycled covers, and yellowed pages, a touching tale unfolds about a boy and a tree — a journey from childhood to adolescence, from green fields to grey concrete, with a single bud of hope as a symbol of return and reflection.Inspired by Shel Silverstein’s “The Giving Tree,” the performance conveys deep messages without uttering a single word, communicating through emotion and the art of movement.After the show, the audience will have the opportunity to take part in a workshop with the artists of the Puppet Theatre.
wed
11
Wednesday  Time: 20:00
 Rock Concert: “Orphaned Land “ Band
 Reja – Tirana
“Orphaned Land” is one of the most important bands in the history of heavy music. Formed in Israel in 1991, they are pioneers of “oriental metal” and have used music as a tool to spread messages of peace and unity among cultures.With five conceptual albums and a fanbase that stretches from the Middle East to all corners of the world, the band has received international peace awards and great respect in the rock world, including the Global Metal Award from Metal Hammer.Many fans have even launched a petition to nominate them for the Nobel Peace Prize. Steven Wilson has described them as one of the greatest metal bands in the world.
thu
12
Thursday Time: 20:00
Modern Ballet: “I Carry You Hold”
Experimental Theatre “Kujtim Spahivogli” – Tirana
On a stage where movement speaks louder than words, a relationship between a woman and a man is shaken, challenged, and rewritten. There are no winners, no losers. No power, no submission. Only bodies seeking to understand one another through an honest physical dialogue, in a space without compromise.This duet by Olivia Court Mesa and Yochai Ginton, crafted with mastery and sensitivity, unfolds a powerful narrative about emancipation, equality, and human vulnerability.Bold choreographic choices, meticulously crafted details, and original music create a unique visual and emotional experience.
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