“The Wish” is a comic and poetic performance that follows the story of two clowns who argue about the wish they should make for their birthday, but suddenly find themselves swept into a fantastical world where all their wishes come true at once. Through magic, acrobatics, pantomime, and a rich world of imagination, they prepare a “magical” birthday cake and invite the audience into a journey full of adventures and surprises.

“The Wish” is a comic and poetic performance that follows the story of two clowns who argue about the wish they should make for their birthday, but suddenly find themselves swept into a fantastical world where all their wishes come true at once. Through magic, acrobatics, pantomime, and a rich world of imagination, they prepare a “magical” birthday cake and invite the audience into a journey full of adventures and surprises.

“BirdWoman”, choreographed by Miriam Engel, is presented as a contemporary dance work exploring freedom, continuity, and rebirth. Through the symbolic figure of the “Woman-Bird,” the performance explores the tension between the desire to fly and the need for rootedness, addressing themes such as identity, motherhood, and freedom. Miriam Engel is a choreographer, dancer, and actress with over 20 years of creative experience in Israel, Europe, the United States, Africa, and the Far East.