A seaside city. Seen by locals.Concerts, theatre and family events. Dates come from organisers’ programmes.
A Hanukkah musical comedy featuring Meni Mamtera, Nofiki, Niki Goldstein and other performers. Shows are at 16:00 and 18:00 and the recommended age is 2–9. Tickets cost ₪79 and are required for every age.
On December 28 at 11:00, the traditional Israeli song festival welcomes singer Rivka Zohar. Tickets cost ₪15, and every attendee requires a separate ticket.
A fast-paced comedy of errors based on Marc Camoletti's play. 29 December at 20:30, 80 minutes; ticket ₪89.
Ariel Horowitz shares stories about his mother Naomi Shemer, with fresh performances of her songs. 30 December at 20:30, 90 minutes; ticket ₪149.
Uri Breuer's stand-up show mixes self-deprecating humour, personal stories and improvisation. 2 January at 21:00, 90 minutes; ticket ₪140.
Berry Sakharof and his band present an electric set of familiar songs alongside material not performed live for some time. Running time is 70 minutes and the listed price is ₪149. The official programme marks the show as sold out.
The Tarasov family enters a musical competition for online stars and discovers what matters more than follower counts. 6 January at 16:30 and 18:45, 90 minutes; ages 4+, ticket ₪119.
Carniband, singer Alon Sharr and the Raanana Symphonette present a tribute inspired by Leonard Cohen’s 2009 London concert, conducted by Inbal Rosenhaus. The show starts at 20:30, runs for 120 minutes and costs ₪89.
Giora Zinger brings stand-up about growing up in a Russian-speaking family, Israeli daily life, relationships and parenthood. Starts at 22:00; running time is 60 minutes. Tickets cost ₪135.