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      Teret Teret

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      Teret Teret ("I shall tell a tale" in Amharic), consists of folktales related from the point of view of the refugee and stranger.
       

      Three disconnected Ethiopian protagonists in western dress attempt to create contact with their new world through stories and songs. However, the more they tell, the more they feel trapped in their old identity.

      The stories are Ethiopian folktales passed from father to son, full of simple wisdom, that served to resolve problems and conflicts. The new presentation of the stories provides a look at a rich Ethiopian culture, ancient and fascinating, generally hidden from outsiders.

      *The play is based upon the book Teret Teret published by Miscal Publishers and Distributors, Ltd., founded by Yediot Aharonot and Hemed Books, and was edited by Dr. Tamar Alexander and Amalia Einat.

      Adaptation and staging Moshe Malka
      Music composed and played by Abate Berihun
      Actors Aycho Biya, Bayna Getahon, Tehila Yeshayahu-Adghe

      Supported by the Ministry of Culture, the Jerusalem Foundation, Jerusalem Municipality, JDC


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      • *In accordance with the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities Law of 1998 and its provisions, information concerning events taking place at Confederation House and arrangements for providing access to the disabled are available by phone: 02-6245206, or via email: hafaka@conhouse.org.il, or via other channels, as set forth in the regulations. Several adjustments to provide accessibility have been made at the site including parking for the handicapped, an amplification system for the hearing impaired at events held in Confederation House halls, and appropriate signing.
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