Cultural life in October: concerts, performances and exhibitions

Vesti's monthly review presents a selection of cultural events in Israel for October: the "Witches?" festival, performances at the Gesher and Tzavta theaters, Batsheva Dance Company ballets, the operas "La Traviata" and "The Magic Flute", concerts with orchestral accompaniment to Charlie Chaplin's film, and performances by the Nikitin family.

Vesti publishes its traditional monthly review of cultural events in Israel for October. The selection includes dozens of events: the "Witches?" festival by the Jerusalem Baroque Orchestra (October 16-17), the HUBA CUBA circus show at Tel Aviv's HaYarkon Park (until October 24), the ballet "Field 21" by the Batsheva Dance Company choreographed by Ohad Naharin (October 1), the musical "Sputniks" at the Tzavta-2 theater (October 4), Roni Brodetzki's musical satire "The Last Day" at the Gesher Theater (October 4-6 and 26-30), the ballet "Session" by the Batsheva ensemble (October 8-9), Giuseppe Verdi's opera "La Traviata" (October 11-13), the play "Alice in Wonderland" with sand animation (October 13), "The Brothers Karamazov" at Gesher (October 14-18), Mozart's opera "The Magic Flute" performed by the Dortmund Opera House (October 16-29), a production by Moscow's Shalom Theater "Monya Tsatskes - the Standard Bearer" (October 16-24), the play "Kremulator" in Russian with Maxim Sukhanov (October 17-19), and the SELAS show by the Mayumana ensemble (October 23-24). The concert program includes a screening of Charlie Chaplin's film "Modern Times" accompanied by the Tizmoret HaMahapecha orchestra (October 2 and 6), performances by Tatiana, Sergei, and Alexander Nikitin (October 10-17), and a concert by Amos Talmon with the Haifa Symphony Orchestra (October 11). The review is for informational purposes; prices and dates should be confirmed with the organizers.