A modern classic on lies and the price they claim 

By: Arthur Miller
Translated by Yosef El-Dror
Directed by Shir Goldberg
Cast:  Tzahi Grad, Yarden Bar-Kochba, Uri Blufarb, Michael Moshonov, Lir Katz, Aviv Tommy Carmi, Ron Bitterman, Asaf Zaga, and Doron Tauber 

During a storm, an apple tree is uprooted in the yard of Joe and Kate Keller's house. It was not just a regular tree; it was planted in memory of their son, Larry, who had been missing for the last three years. However, the son's disappearance is not the only thing haunting the family's past. Three years have passed since the trial in which Joe Keller and his partner in a plant manufacturing aircraft engine modules are accused of supplying defective parts during the war, resulting in the death of twenty-one pilots. At the trial's end, the partner is found guilty and sent to prison, while Joe Keller is released to his home. Despite the family's endeavors to recover and return to normalcy, the past's ghosts and the uprooted apple tree do not ease their grip and threaten to reveal buried secrets. The play juxtaposes conscientious commitment and the desire for unconditional success, examining the heavy and consuming price families must pay for secrets and lies.