About this Event
Tel Aviv Arts Council, presents a very special evening:
White Night at The Israeli Opera + Art Party
Full performance Verdi's opera 'Nabucco' + drinks & hanging with young Tel Avivis for the entire artistic evening of immersive music, jazz, fashion, performance art & live sculpture.
Thanks to a generous contribution, the Tel Aviv Arts Council, in partnership with the Israeli Opera, is able to offer tremendously discounted tickets exclusively to our young patrons of the arts.
The epic story of Nabucco comes to life portraying the ancient Israelites whose struggle against Babylonian oppression forms the central emotional core of the work. Derived from the biblical historical accounts of King Nebuchadnezzar II, the opera chronicles the destruction of Jerusalem's First Temple and the subsequent Babylonian exile.
RSVP: Register Above
Date: Thursday June 25th 7:30pm (doors open)
Venue: Israel Opera, 19 Shaul HaMelech, Tel Aviv
Dress: It’s the opera, so dress to impress!
Ticket: 85 NIS (mega discount off regular tickets)
Who: Exclusive for young adults, 20s & 30s
About the Israeli Opera
The story and history of opera in Israel could have become the plot of one of the most exciting operas ever written. It is a story about Zionist pioneers who relentlessly fought to maintain their artistic dreams in a nation yet to be born. It is a story of struggle and love, of faith and despair, a story that eventually, 93 years later, puts Israel very proudly on the international opera map.
It is a story that began in 1917 in Moscow, where Mordechai Golinkin wrote his thesis The Vision of the Hebrew Art Temple of Opera Work in Palestine. Six years later Golinkin arrived in Palestine to make his dream come true. Opera life in the pre-statehood Israel began in Tel Aviv on July 28, 1923 with Verdi's La Traviata. As no opera house was in existence in the city, which was all desert, Golinkin's Palestine Opera had to perform in movie theaters.
The Israeli Opera today currently enjoys the support of over 18,000 subscribers and mounts an average of eight productions each season. Israeli Opera productions feature leading opera artists from all over the world side by side with Israeli opera artists. All Israeli Opera productions are sung in the original language with Hebrew and English surtitles and presented at the state-of-the-art Opera House at the Tel Aviv Performing Arts Center, opened in 1994.
About the Tel Aviv Arts Council
Young Patrons of the Arts Celebrating Israeli Creative Culture
The Tel Aviv Arts Council celebrates the creative culture of Israel by providing a venue for young creatives and lovers of the arts to gather while attending lectures and demonstrations by world class artists, performers, and technologists.
The common theme in our events is a playful exploration of the world around us and the search for something unique that expands our vistas and leaves one with a sense of wonder. All of our private events are non-profit, but professionally produced to provide attendees with a comfortable environment to engage with the arts community, and take place in various venues throughout our great city.
"Without vision a people perishes" - King Solomon
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The Arts Council is generously supported by the Am Yisrael Foundation //
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Israeli Opera, 19 Sderot Sha'ul HaMelech, Tel Aviv-Jaffa, Israel
ILS 86.70
