After a year of meetings filled with laughter, tears, identification, and wonder, Moshe's life story was written by Naveh Gur.
The story is presented as a one-man play, conveyed in an experiential and first-person manner, to pass on the living memory to future generations.
Moshe Kepten, may his memory be a blessing, was born in 1930 in a town in Poland. Following the Nazi occupation, he fled with his father, mother, and two sisters to the forests, where they stayed for several years with the partisans. After a tumultuous journey, he immigrated to Israel as an illegal immigrant and began a new life there.

The project is the result of the initiative, guidance, and direction of theater artist and director Yehudit Koris and is based on meetings with Moshe and on the book "The Blue Ball," written by his son. Moshe passed away about a month before the first play was staged, surrounded by his loved ones.

Sunday 27.4 // 20:00 // At Unicorn - Artists' Stable Pardes Hanna

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