Review of “Postal Delivery to God” on City’s mouse

 Review of “Postal Delivery to God” on Walla-Judaism 

From the reviews:

“It’s a real convincing, exciting theatrical occurrence. It presents a fascinating adaptation and creative original direction.”

“The play takes place in a shelter which turns to a synagogue. The audiences sit beside long tables on which there is traditional Jewish food such as wine for Kiddush and “Hallot” (kind of bread).

The actors invite the audience to take part in the wedding dances, to hold the “Chuppa” and even to play the bridegroom….”

“The achievement of this “Dybbuk” is that the play doesn’t take place in front of us, but among us. The struggles are inward, and we take part in these struggles, each one according to his or her own life story. The “Dibbuk” didn’t happen long ago but it is here and now, in each one of us.”   

 (Rivka raz, Terminal magazine no. 32, Sep 2007)

Reviews and press materials:

Interview with Ruthie Osterman

TV interview with Ruthie Osterman 

Review  Grace – “The Stage”, Zvi Goren 

Review  Grace – Nana blog,Eli Leon

Review Grace – Cafe The Marker 

Review  Grace – “Impression”

Review  Grace – “Makor Rishon” 

From the reviews:

“A very sensitive play… surprising poetry.”

(Shay Bar Ya’cov, “Yediot achronot”)

“Actresses who succeed in exciting the audience and give them a deep and true experience.”

(Judges team of Acre Festival)                                                         

“A rare glance to a hidden world”

(Ynet) 

Wining certificate

Review on Twenty Two Picture – Yediot Aharonot

Review on Twenty Two Pictures – Haaretz

Review on Twenty Two Pictures – Shai Bar Yaacov

Review on Twenty Two Pictures -Ynet

Review on Twenty Two Pictures -The Stage, Zvi Goren 

About Ruthie Osterman – Shament Magazine