FestivalSep 24 – Nov 12
Jerusalem Biennale 2026
Alon Shvut, Jerusalem
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FestivalSep 24 – Nov 12
Alon Shvut, Jerusalem
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Alone onstage, Auktyon’s leader strips the band’s songs to their skewed rhythmic and harmonic frames; the city’s sole date brings his idiosyncratic songcraft into close view.
Sat, Nov 7 · 20:00
The Zone
204.0 ₪
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Boy George returns to Tel Aviv for his first Israeli show in nearly a decade; a central stage gives the Menora Mivtachim Arena concert a 360-degree format and reshapes the distance between artist and audience.
Sat, Nov 7 · 21:00
Menora Mivtachim Arena
799 ₪
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Three decades after Monika Sex helped define Israeli alternative rock, this afternoon set tests how the songs’ melodic tension survives as lived-in, physical band music.
Fri, Nov 13 · 14:00
Reading 3
120 ₪
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Through Nov 8
Night Pass 159 ₪
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Through Nov 8
Tzavta Theatre
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Through Nov 7

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Jiří Mádl’s historical thriller follows Czechoslovak Radio journalists trying to keep uncensored news on air as the 1968 invasion approaches.
Sat, Nov 7 · 15:30
Tel Aviv Cinematheque

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In Asghar Farhadi’s French-language drama, a novelist watches her neighbours for material and runs into the ethics of artistic voyeurism.
Sun, Nov 8 · 13:40
Lev Tel Aviv

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Hirokazu Kore-eda carries his study of family into the near future, where grieving parents take in a humanoid resembling their dead son. Restrained science fiction about loss, parenthood and the need to believe in an image.
Sat, Nov 7 · 11:00
Lev Tel Aviv
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Shachar Pinkas and Irad Rubinstein recast Medea and Jason as a green-start-up power couple, setting ancient revenge against the fantasy of a perfect home.
Tue, Nov 10 · 18:00 · +3
The Cameri Theatre
200–240 ₪
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Gesher’s musical satire pushes Israel to the brink of nuclear disaster, then proposes a mass Sabbath as the national rescue plan. Roni Brodetsky directs existential anxiety as local absurdism.
Thu, Nov 12 · 20:00 · +8
Gesher Theatre
99–266 ₪
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Three drag queens set out in a pink bus on a journey through fatherly love, friendship and individual freedom; the stage version brings the cult film back as a musical road comedy.
Thu, Nov 26 · 20:00 · +8
Habima
429–550 ₪
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A broad Alex Levac retrospective brings together more than 200 photographs, from London and Brazil to four decades on Israeli streets, where reportage, irony and empathy share the frame.
Through May 1, 2027
Eyal Ofer Pavilion
Free entry
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The Biennale focuses on contemporary art and design that reimagines manual techniques and traditional disciplines.
Through Nov 7
Eretz Israel Museum
58 ₪
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Shirley Moniahan constructs a domestic ritual from painting, ceramics, casts and wax, using humor to disturb the authority of familiar symbols.
Through Nov 7
Be'eri Gallery
Free entry
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Valeria Yakovleva presents her new Russian-language stand-up show, “Расслабься, так у всех,” for audiences aged 18 and over, running 90 minutes.
Thu, Nov 12 · 20:00
Desire Club
206 ₪
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Mohammad Naameh improvises with the audience in an Arabic stand-up show performed in both Arabic and Hebrew.
Thu, Nov 12 · 21:30 · +3
Comedy Bar
100 ₪
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Jonathan Barak measures the rough father who raised him against the attentive, exhausted parent he is trying to become—the comic engine of Abaleh.
Sat, Nov 21 · 21:00
Beit Tsionei America (ZOA)
135 ₪
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The Israel Philharmonic performs orchestral arrangements from Idan Raichel’s repertoire, arranged and conducted by Yaron Gottfried.
Fri, Nov 13 · 14:00
Heichal HaTarbut
215–455 ₪
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Original orchestral and choral arrangements turn Monty Python sketches, animation, and songs into a stage work performed in English with Hebrew subtitles.
Sat, Nov 14 · 20:30
The Israeli Opera
120–240 ₪
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Vasily Petrenko conducts the Israel Philharmonic in a program pairing Elgar’s The Music Makers with Rachmaninov’s Symphonic Dances.
Wed, Nov 18 · 20:00
Heichal HaTarbut
220–640 ₪