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Yael Rasooly Israel 
Paper Cut 

MUSEU DA MARIONETA 
9, 10 May at 9.30pm (Wednesday and Thursday)



Creation and performer: Yael Rasooly Text: Yael Rasooly, Lior Lerman Scenography: Yaara Nirel, Lior Lerman Sound design: Binya Reches Lighting design: Adam Yakin Photography: Boaz Zippor Created with the support of: Train Theater (Jerusalém), Rabinovich Foundation for the Arts Technique: Paper and object theatre Language: English Time: 50 min. For audiences over: M/12

A lonely Secretary remains in the office after all the others have gone home. From her little corner, using photos from old film magazines, she escapes into a world of daydreams, where she is a glamorous movie star from the 1940s and finds her ideal love at last. But as the story unravels, as imagination and reality collide, her romantic tale becomes a Hitchcock nightmare! This one woman show reveals the obsessions and dangers of Romantic fantasies. The language of black and white cinema is transformed into the “low-tech” universe of Paper Cut-outs and object theater, creating a tension that is absurd, painful and humorous.

“…Paper Cut, one of those artfully quirky solo performances… Ms. Rasooly deftly combines premise and execution, basically by playing with paper dolls… Ms. Rasooly has directed herself confidently in this work of paper-and-object theater, and she wrote the sweetly zany script with Lior Lerman. Their inspired wackiness reaches its height when a death is demonstrated by the violent repeated thrusts underwater of what I believe was a tea bag fighting for its life. The show’s overall effect is magnified by flawlessly chosen, mood-setting movie background music. (I’m pretty sure I heard a few bars from Gone With the Wind).” - Anita Gates, The New York Times, August 23, 2011
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BIO
Yael, born in Jerusalem 1983, has trained primarily as a classical singer, and went on to study theater design in London. She began developing her unique theatrical language at the School of Visual Theater In Jerusalem, where she specialized in direction, puppetry and design during four years, graduating with excellence and awards by the city of Jerusalem. Since 2006, Yael has been creating independent theater work, and has been invited to leading international festivals throughout Europe, USA, South America, and the Far East. Her solo performance "How Lovely”, has been played in festivals such as the international festival for puppets in Charleville-Mézières (2009), the Avignon Festival, and many more. Her solo production " Paper Cut" has won several international awards and is currently on an extensive tour in festivals worldwide. Her recent production “The House by the Lake” a musical Cabaret for actresses, dolls and objects, telling the story of three sisters who are hiding during the Holocaust premiered at the Acco Theater Festival (Israel). This production brought together a large team of leading young creators in Israel, musicians, composers, performers and designers.

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