Creators
- Alma Weich-Choshen
- Ari Teperberg
- Ariel Wolf
- Aryeh Eldar
- Asaf Blau
- Avi Golomb
- Avital Dvori
- Brachi lipshitz
- Dafna Rubinstein
- Danielle Cohen Levy & Namer Golan
- Daphna Silberg
- DAVAI Group
- Dori Engel
- Dror Liberman and Kazuo Shionoiri (TakeDown Productions)
- Efrat Steinlauf
- Eliran Caspi
- Gal Sabo
- Guy Elhanan
- Haim Abud- Scapino
- Hana Vazana Grunwald
- Ira Avneri
- Jason Danino Holt
- Kibbutz galuyot Ensemble
- Malka Marin
- May Zarhy
- Maya Buenos
- Michal Svironi
- Mickey Yonas
- Nataly Zukerman
- Nola Chilton
- Orit Leibovitz Novitch
- Orly Noa Rabinyan
- Reuven Kalunsky
- Sharon Stark
- Tom Wolinitz
- Udi Ben Saadia
- Yael Slor
- Yarden Gilboa
- Yinon & Naama Bar Shira
- Yoav Bartel
- Zvi Sahar
Orly Noa Rabinyan

Born in Israel to Persian parents, Orly Noa trained as a director in London and in Tel Aviv. Orly Noa is a member of EVE – Israeli Independent Theatre Artists Organization, Lincoln Center Theater Directors Lab, La MaMa Umbria, The Watermill Performance Center, Asylum Arts and the WWLab - an international directors collective.
In Tel Aviv she is currently running with the #posthome_theatre trilogy: A PARTICIPATORY PERSIAN TEA CEREMONY performed at changing locations. An adaptation of Luigi Pirandello’s THE MAN WITH THE FLOWER IN HIS MOUTH, running with Italian supertitles at Tmuna Theatre. The third part - PARRHESIA premiered at Tmuna in 2019.
Selected directing credits: HER ISRAELI STORY - a cross disciplinary performance bringing together contemporary literature & visual art at Ebraica Festival, Rome. Israeli premiere of BULL by Mike Bartlett at MARA Theatre, nominated for Best Show & awarded Best Stage Design at the 2017 Israeli Fringe Awards. A site-specific adaptation inspired by Maurice Meaterlinck’s INTERIOR for the Banqiao 435 ART ZONE in Taipei, Taiwan. ISRA-ISLAND by Nava Semel at Itim Ensemble. Israeli premiere of FLEABAG by Phoebe Waller-Bridge at the Israel Festival. ONIONS – In Pasto Al Mare, a site-specific work for the beach in Calabria, later hosted by the Teatro Biblioteca Quarticciolo, Rome. Israeli premiere of IF THERE IS I HAVEN’T FOUND IT YET by Nick Payne at the Library Theatre. British premiere of HONEYPOT by Julia Pascal at the New Diorama. A DROP IN THE SEA at Tzavta, Tel Aviv.
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Current Shows
TEA CEREMONY
The Man with the Flower in his Mouth
PARRHESIA
TEA CEREMONY
A PARTICIPATORY PERSIAN TEA CEREMONY by Orly Noa Rabinyan
The show was produced by #posthome_theatre with the support of Asylum Arts & Alma - Home for Hebrew Culture.
When was the last time you took part in a tea ceremony?
As the daughter of Persian parents who immigrated from Iran, she always had hot tea, even during the hottest days of Israeli summer.
Director Orly Noa Rabinyan invites you to submit yourselves to a Persian tea ceremony. A ceremony that is both genuine and fictional, ancient and contemporary, foreign and familiar.
An interview about the ceremony
The Man with the Flower in his Mouth
by Luigi Pirandello
Concept, Hebrew version, adaptation, directing, space design and book design: Orly Noa Rabinyan.
Cast (in alphabetical order): Shira Curiel, Yoav Yefet
Live on the Piano: Omri Dagan
Costume Design: Liron Peniel
Video Design: Nimrod Zin
Lighting Design: Dolev Tzigel
The show was produced by #posthome_theatre with the support of the Italian Cultural Institutes in Tel Aviv and Haifa. The production took part in Pirandello150 - an international festival marking the 150th anniversary of the playwright's birth.
PARRHESIA
written and directed by Orly Noa Rabinyan
Concept, writing, directing, space design and musical editing: Orly Noa Rabinyan
Costumes & Set Design : Ruth Philosopher
Video Design & Live VJing: Ido Ramon
Lighting Design: Dolev Ziegel
Voice Coaching: Noam Achdut
Cast (in alphabetical order): Michal Cohen-Levran, Shira Curiel, Chen Danon-Zax, Michael Lerner, Anton Makalenko, Tovit Samai
"Parrhesia" was produced by #posthome_theatre with the support of Israeli Ministry of Culture, Lottery Culture & Arts Council and Asylum Arts.