A colorful musical play about friendship and love for nature 

Play: Shirili Deshe
Director: Idan Amit
Music: Aviv Koren
Choreography: Tom Appelbaum

Cast: Hila Sorjon / Dor Ohayon / Tali Bick-Keshet, Dar Rosenbaum / Sapir Darmon, Ido Kolton / Ram Gueta, Tomer Offner and Eli Steen 

Neta and Dan-Dan tend the community garden. Thrilled to see their vegetables beginning to grow, they plan a big celebration for all the neighbors. Rakefet, the owner of the local flower shop, who talks to her plants as if they were children, helps them find the perfect gift to make the garden happy. But one morning, they are horrified to discover that someone has destroyed the garden. Neta is convinced that Amir, a neighborhood boy who always makes fun of the garden, is to blame. Furious, she calls off the celebration. Then Shkedi, Amir's little sister, convinces Dan-Dan that Amir isn't the culprit. Together, they set out to investigate and discover who really devastated the garden. Will they solve the mystery? And will there be a celebration in the garden after all? 

A musical production about love for nature and plants, and the power of friendship and cooperation, featuring beloved children's songs by the acclaimed, award-winning creator Leah Naor, including "Makhela Aliza" ("Cheerful Choir"), :Eize Hag Li" ("What a Holiday!"), "Zir'ei Mastik" ("Gum Seeds"), "Kedai Lachem Lavo LaHagiga Shelanu" ("You'll Want to Come to Our Celebration"), "Pit'om Ani Smeha" ("Suddenly I'm Happy"), and more... 

Recommended  for viewers aged 4–9