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Zubin Metha’s 40th anniversary

Renowned soprano Angela Gheorghiu will be a special guest in Zubin Metha‘s 40th anniversary as music director of the IPO on Saturday, October the 24th at 19:00 at the Mann Auditorium. For information: 1-700-70-30-30 … Read entire article »

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Patrica Kaas in Mann Auditorium

On wednesday, September 16th, the French pop, jazz and chanson singer Patricia Klaas will give a concert at the Mann Auditorium (20:30). Her latest album Kabaret was a big success!! … Read entire article »

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Suzanne Vega in Tel Aviv

The popular folk singer-songwriter Suzanne Vega will have a show at the Mann Auditorium on July the 19th. She had big hits like: Luka, Marlene on the Wall and Tom’s Diner. She was educated at the Barnard-College and heavily influenced by Lou Reed and the Greenwich Village community of raw folk singers and rockers. … Read entire article »

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BREAKING NEWS: Gilbert O’Sullivan coming to Tel Aviv

The Irish singer-songwriter Gilbert O’Sullivan, with big hits in the 70′s like ‘Get Down’ and ‘Alone Again’ will give a concert at the Mann Auditorium on May 23. … Read entire article »

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BREAKING NEWS: Paul Anka is coming to Tel Aviv

Paul Anka, today 68 years old, will give one concert in the Mann-Auditorium in August, was announced today. Paul Anka (‘Put your hand on my shoulders’) was 50 years ago the most populair foreign singer in Israel. Until today you hear his songs on the local radio and a song like ‘You Are My Destiny’ is still played during wedding-parties. We’ll keep you informed. … Read entire article »

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Ram, what the ‘h*ll’ are you doing with ‘our’ Habima??

Since October 2006, the architect Ram Karmi is “restoring” the Habima-theatre (Tarsat-boulevard no. 2). The whole area around Habima is looking like a disaster zone; and as it looks today, Karmi is creating an ‘architectural monster’. He is adding two floors and the famous stone columns of Habima will be hidden behind a glass-wall, while the facades on the side-streets are one big wall of concrete. It is the same Ram Karmi, who wrote an article in Ha’aretz (June 27th 2005) against the restoration-plans of the Mann Auditorium, under the headlines:“Toppling the temple of culture”… he wrote: “…the Kolker-Kolker-Epstein architectural firm, which is participating in this ruthless (!!) and destructive (!!) renovation-process, is entering the ‘temple’ without removing his shoes, in order to serve (!!) the stiff-necked imperviousness of the buildings … Read entire article »

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