A young cast of Israelis and Palestinians return to Hanoch Levin's groundbreaking political play in order to ask "Why"?

“Murder” tells the story of a violent cycle. Three Jewish Soldiers murder an Arab boy. Years later, the boy’s father murders a Jewish couple on their wedding night. After many years, a Jewish prostitute causes the lynching of an Arab construction worker.

 

The play was translated to Arabic for the first time, and both Hebrew and Arabic are spoken and subtitled on stage. An ensemble of 6 actors play both victims and murderers - they all participate in the tragic cycle of violence. The visual world of the play consists of piles of clothes that gradually fill the stage, overwhelming it by the blood of the victims. “Murder” is the voice of a young generation in Israel who want to cry out “no more!”