החאן - חקירה חוזרת בעניין מותו המוזר של אנרכיסט מפוקפק

23 The performance lasts about 2 hours (including intermission) Premiere: December 30th, 2017 In the spring of 1970 the comrades who came to see our plays urged us to write a full- length play about the Milan bombings and the murder of Pinelli, discussing their causes and political consequences. The reason for this request was the fearful vacuum of information about Pinelli's death. After the initial shock the press was silent, and the official left- wing newspapers hadn't put themselves out beyond the odd sporadic comment like "it's a disconcerting business" . Dario Fo Actors (in order of appearence): Itai Szor - Policeman / Policeman 2 Yoav Hyman - Inspector Bertozzo Erez Shafrir - The Maniac Nir Ron - Inspector Pissani Yossi Eini - The Superintendent Carmit Mesilati-Kapla n - Feletti Translation: Nissim Aloni | Adaptated and Directed by: Michael Gurevitch Set and Costume Design: Svetlana Breger Music: Daniel Salomon Lighting Design: Roni Cohen Production Staff: Production Director: Shakehd Levi | Production and Technical Supervisor: Sasson Chazam | Lighting and Sound Manager: Roni Cohen Program Editor: Poli Brinner | Photography: Gerard Allon | Program Design: Nutelstudio Public Relations: Orit Harel, The Jerusalem Khan Theatre ACCIDENTAL DEATH A Farce by Dario Fo OF ANARCHIST AN The Italian tour of "Accidental Death of an Anarchist", to the audiences totaling 300,000 people, was part of the widespread campaign to bring to light the real perpetrators of the Milan massacre. "Accidental Death of an Anarchist" was not simply a play for touring. Based on a book "The state Massacre", published in 1970, and on actual court reports leaked to Fo's company during the trial, the play was constantly changed from day to day and was part of the widespread public discussion that was taking place around the events of the Milan massacre and 'the strategy of tension' that they created. The company was refused the use of a few theatres, but succeeded in packing thousands of people into other halls. The opening night played in front of a packed house despite anonymous bomb threats, the intervention of the Flying Squad, and complaints that an 'incident' was being created. In the past few years several productions of "Accidental Death of an Anarchist" have been produced outside Italy. The play was produced twice in Israel - directed by Michael Gurevitch at "Habimah" Theatre in 1981, and by Ilan Ronen in 1994 at Beit Lessin Theatre.