Through old books, recycled bindings and yellowing pages a story is told about a boy and a tree, about childhood and adolescence, about fields that are lost between grey concrete and about one green bud of hope.

 

"A show which is truly amazing, talented & moving! A universal message with not even one word!"
-CultureBuzz Israel

 

"When All Was Green is a play without words but with a lot of sensitivity and soul that succeeds in touching the hearts of the young ones and adults as well. The beautiful puppets which Katz and Zlicha are manipulating in a visible, delicate and sensitive way, are contributing to the show a sophisticated dimension of self-awareness"
-Shai Bar-Ya`akov - Yedioth Akhronot Newspaper

 

 

Best Music Award in Children's Theatre by Assitej Israel 2013

Special Debut Award in The IPF Golden Dolphin Festival, Varna, Bulgaria 2014
"Award of Excellence" in The International Festival of Puppet Theaters, Armenia 2015
Children's Jury Award - International Puppet Theatres Festival, Katowice, Poland 2015
Children's Jury Award - International Puppet Festival, Kosice, Slovakia 2016
GRAND PRIX - Medunarodni Festival Lutkarstva Podgorica Montenegro 2016
DRAMATURGE Prize - Medunarodni Festival Lutkarstva Podgorica Montenegro 2016
TIBOR SOKOL Prize - The 49th PIF Festival Zagreb, Croatia 2016
ORIGINAL STRUCTURE for the POETIC WORLD AWARD – Tandarica Festival, Bucharest, Romania 2016

 

 

Performance: The Key Theatre

The Key Theatre was established in 1998, a collaboration between writer Dikla Katz and actor Avi Zlicha - graduates of Tel-Aviv University from the Film and TV and Theater departments respectively. As a theatre for young audiences (TYA) that travels in Israel and abroad, they seek to reach audiences from different cultures and backgrounds and strive to create performances which will be artistic as well as thought-provoking. They seek to encourage curiosity and imagination and believe that by creating fantastic, non-realistic children's theatre we can make a basis for acquaintance and a wide understating of the place we are living in.