Nalaga'at Center Jaffa, Israel
Nalaga'at Center, deaf-blind restaurant and theatre, in Jaffa, Israel
Nalagaat Theatre, Israel - BBC Travel Show
Rajan visits Israel and heads to the Nalagaat theatre. The center offers unique employment opportunities that assist deaf, blind and deaf-blind individuals in providing for themselves, while developing their own unique talents, skills and abilities.
The Na Laga'at Center - Where the Deaf and Blind Run the Show
The Nalaga'at Center in Tel Aviv-Jaffa isn't like any other cultural center you've seen or heard of before. A theatre performance is presented by blind/deaf actors and following the performance, audience members are served coffee by blind waiters, enabling a true and unique dialogue between people with disabilities and people without disabilities. So, take a seat and prepare for your senses to be stimulated in this extraordinary show.
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Deaf-blind theater troupe touches audiences
Though they cannot hear or speak, the Israeli actors in Nalaga'at stage full-length, professional performances -- the only shows like this in the world.
These actors can't see or hear. Nevertheless, their unique theatrical presentation captivates audiences by blending touch, mime, sign language and music in a show about dreams and disability.
It's everything good theater actually is and should be and so seldom is nowadays, says Adina Tal, director of Nalaga'at Center (nalagaat.org.il), an Israeli troupe made up of 11 deaf and blind actors from Tel Aviv-Jaffa. In Hebrew, na lagaat means please touch.
The only deaf and blind theater troupe in the world, Nalaga'at has also performed in North America and Europe. There are two full-length shows in the repertoire. The actors learn their parts slowly, each paired with a translator who signs instructions into the palms of their hands.
It really, really changed my life being here at Nalaga'at, says actress Batsheva Ravenseri through interpreter Feige Swirsky. I got in touch with a lot of interpreters, who support us, and they love us and we love each other.
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Nalagaat Center - integration for the deaf and blind . (Reporter:Débora Storch)
Nalagaat Center, located at the Jaffa port in Tel Aviv , was founded on the basic belief that every human being has the right to contribute to the society he lives in.
The Center is comprised of the Nalagaat Theater, home to the Deaf-blind Acting Ensemble; Café Kapish, with its deaf waiters and BlackOut, the pitch-black restaurant with its staff of blind waiters.
Reporter/ producer: Débora Storch
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Welcome to the Nalaga'at Center!
For over a decade the Nalaga'at (Please Touch in Hebrew) Center has been operating successfully establishing itself as a leading, prominent and innovative culture center both in Israel and worldwide. The center, crowned by the New York Times as a simple, universal message, powerfully conveys from the stage, is a meeting place for deaf, blind and deaf-blind individuals and the general public.
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Anton Graham and me in a rehearsal at Nalagaat Theatre
The Nalaga'at Center, located at the Jaffa port in Tel Aviv, was founded by the Nalaga'at non-profit organization and opened its gates to the public in December 2007.
The Center is comprised of the Nalaga'at Theater, home to the Deaf-blind Acting Ensemble; Café Kapish, with its deaf waiters and BlackOut, the pitch-black restaurant with its staff of blind waiters.
The Nalaga'at Center currently employs some 70 people, most of whom are deaf, blind or deaf-blind.
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Nalaga'at Theater - Edgar - Official Trailer
Showcasing in 2016 this new addition to the Nalagaat theatrical repertoire, composed of deaf-blind, deaf and blind actors, presents the story of a man who gradually loses his eyesight and hearing senses. He escapes the long arms of darkness and with the help of characters he meets along the way and embarks on a journey. As he puts his fears to test he rediscovers new passions, ambitions and friends.
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The Nalaga’at Theater was established in 2002 to help integrate deaf, blind and deaf-blind individuals into mainstream society, using culture as a platform to promote their rights, talents and aspirations. This marks the uniqueness of the Nalaga'at Theater, being the first theater in the world to integrate deaf-blind actors into the cultural scene.
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Nalaga'at Theater - Through the Spirit | תיאטרון נא לגעת - מבעד לרוח
In its new original production, Nalaga’at Theatre reveals the complex processes that occur on stage. It uses an alternative approach that combines visual and physical theatre with circus arts and Israeli sign language. This theatrical language puts the deaf-blind actors in the center and along with their interpreters and seeing-hearing actors, enables them to become a communicative work of art.
Nalaga'at is the first and only theater with deaf-blind actors, who communicate by tactile sign language.
Written and directed by Moshe Malka
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Blind, Deaf Actors Take Stage in Israel
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A unique Israeli theater company presents the worlds first professional deaf-blind theater. Following the show visitors experience dining in total darkness while .
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The Nalagaat Center in Tel Aviv-Jaffa isnt like any other cultural center youve seen or heard of before. A theatre performance is presented by blind/deaf actors .
A Triumph To The Blind and Hard Of Hearing - The World's Fir
Billed as the world's first deaf and blind theater company, the Nalaga'at center is currently showing the play No Bread Alone. The actors and actresses captivate the audiences by blending touch, mime sign language and music on stage. Visitors can also dine at the center's restaurant a bistro and dark room where diners eat in total darkness, Nalaga'at is all abotu breaking barriers and society's prejudices against those who suffer from disabilities. At the center guests are pushed beyond their comfrot zone and plunged into a world that millions are forced to deal with their entire life.02/12/08
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