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Theaters in Jerusalem

The Jerusalem Theater is the largest cultural center in Israel. Come enjoy the best of Israeli and international culture in the heart of Jerusalem.

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Jerusalem Theater

The Train Theater is an artistic puppet theater for children that encourages creative freedom, innovation and excellence of professional artists. The theater is unique in the landscape of children's theaters in Israel and is a leader in its field.

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The Train Theater

Theaters

The Incubator Theater

Masie House in Nahlaot, just near the Mahane Yehuda market, was recently reopened as a home for three dynamic theater groups: Psik Theater, Theater Company Jerusalem and The Incubator Project.
The house was originally built in the mid-19th-century and served as the home of Dr. Aaron Masie, who was very involved and influential in the development of the Hebrew language. The premises were later used as a school, but in recent years stood empty, until, its reopening with the aim of reviving the cultural scene in Jerusalem.
Masie House has two large halls. The hall on the lower floor can accommodate 211 people with room for four wheelchairs, and the upper hall has space for 220 people. The halls each have a wooden stage making it suitable for all types of performances, and also offer state-of-the-art sound and lighting. Masie House can serve as a great location for conferences and other events and the three theatrical troupes provide rich content which can be tailored to suit any event or audience.
The creation of Masie House was made possible via support from the Jerusalem municipality, Jerusalem Development Authority, the Prime Minister's Office, Eden, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Culture, the Bracha Foundation, the Rothschild Foundation, the Isaacson, and the Ministry of Construction and Housing.

Masie House Theater

This Jerusalem theater company was the brainchild of three young theater graduates in the 90's who wanted to use their talents to make a difference to society. Psik Theater travel around the country performing plays and offering theater workshops for children and special needs groups, and showcases specifically in Jerusalem at Masie House in Nahlaot, near the Mahane Yehuda market. Its shows are mostly in Hebrew.

Psik Theater

Theater Company Jerusalem (TCJ) is a multi-disciplinary arts and theater group that connects contemporary Western theater with ancient Jewish texts and songs in Hebrew and Aramaic. The group has been in existence for 27 years and operates out of a restored Ottoman building in the center of Jerusalem.

Theater Company Jerusalem has won several national and international awards and has made many invaluable artistic and cultural contributions. The group has a core of 30 artists who explore traditional texts as well as issues that are relevant to Jerusalemites and Israelis through the creative process and performing arts. These includes include the relationship to their roots, the land, gender, history and mythology.

The company is also very active in the community and offers mentorships and other educational programs.  With the goal of inspiring the next generation to resonate with ancient sources, as an example, the group reclaims the woman’s voice in Jewish sources.

Photo: Elisheva Will

Theater Company Jerusalem (TCJ)

The Jerusalem Music Center

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The Jerusalem Symphonic Orchestra offers a one-of-a-kind cultural experience to the music-loving audience.