Malenki Theater
Malenky Theater is a theater company based in Tel Aviv, Israel. The company was founded in 1997 by a group of immigrants from the former Soviet Union and specializes in adaptation of classical literary works History. Malenky Theatre was created as a “live theatre” - an experimental showcase for plays based on literature as source material, deciphering them in a “theatre laboratory” during the rehearsals and giving them a unique twist. In 2006 Malenky was recognized as a Theatre group by the Ministry of Culture of Israel. The theatre is supported by both Ministry of Culture and Sport of  Israel and City Council of Tel Aviv. Over 20 years of its existence the theatre produced 27 shows, mainly in Hebrew, but some of them in Russian. In current program there are six shows. In 1997-2014 Igor Berezin was the Artistic Director of Malenky Theatre and the director of most of the shows. Since 2015 the Artistic Director is Michael Teplitsky. In December 2017 Malenky Theatre released in collaboration with Habima National Theatre a performance “Zemach” - a stage play by Michael Teplitsky based on biography of Nachum Zemach - one of the three founders of Habima Theatre - a project is  dedicated to a centenary celebration of Habima Theatre. In 2016 Malenky Theatre took part in an exhibition at Jewish Museum in Berlin with a costume from the show “Golem” Malenky Theater participated in many international theater festivals in France, Hungary, China, Croatia, Poland, South Korea, Serbia, Macedonia, Moldova and Russia. St. Petersburg, Russia for the play "Lear. Puppets and People Performances. Malanky Theater Performances " based on a play by Mattie Vishniak. Directed by Alexander Bergman (Russia)