The opera is sung in unison.

With love

The great love songs, between him and her, songs of love for the land, unrequited love, painful love, what is love, out of love...

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Soloist: Tal Ganor

Musical Director and Pianist: David Zeva

Show duration: approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes

The show takes place at Tzavta Hall, 30 Ibn Gvirol St., Tel Aviv-Yafo

August 2025

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