A wonderful show funny and very human "not to quarrel" very enjoyed !!!!
A relatively new cultural center. It is convenient to watch plays.
Theater with great shows. Notice that from the offer you see nothing, it is better to pay more or not ...
The gap between the lines and the people M from 180 degrees should be reduced. The buffet was not the same.
The hall is beautiful and clean. Keep, quality. Easy chairs. It is sad that the women's and men's bathroom is not on the same floor. Especially for someone who is disabled and needs to get down at a break, wait in line for the bathroom and get back to the end.
Excellent theater, great shows, most of the time, access to comfort, comfort in the halls, a place of multicultural culture, fun to be in, welcome
We went to see a show in hall 4. A very small place , the seats did not feel very safe. But the show was nice and everything surrounding the hall was nice too. If you are willing to walk, plenty of car parking places on the near main Street.
A place where you can soak up culture, watch shows and even have parking in the adjacent Golda parking lot
one of the best theaters in town. highly recommended!
A huge and beautiful theater center. Service and help from the stewards everywhere amazingly, there is a cafeteria on the ground floor.
One of the most unpleasant places to sit in is the Cameri Theater ... the most crowded and uncomfortable chair and chair you could have chosen ... a pity.
It was fun to see the place shows moving we sat in the first few rows ... fun
Area. The cafeteria. It was frozen, without heating. The served dish was I ate edible frozen fresh sandwiches. A feeling of disrespect and carelessness at the 1950s level. We are Camry subscribers Decades. The show "Pregnancy" with Maya Dagan is wonderful. But that's the only thing
The show Solica is excellent. The musical arrangement is really accurate.
A beautiful hall with many shows, usually in hebrew
A high class cultural center, excellent performances
A good theater company - but not Israel's best: this is reserved for the Gesher Theater in Yaffo and perhaps the Khan Theater of Jerusalem (which also presents in Tel Aviv). Some plays shown at the Cameri are downright high schoolish with an ensemble of many actors on stage most of the time. The staging is OK - but not as creative as Gesher. The audience! sucks. People don't know how to shut off cellphones and continue to abuse them throughout a play. Buzzers, lights and downright rude people. Another problem is people who think that they can hold a running commentary, chatting with their neighbors throughout a play. You tell them to be quiet and they are upset that somebody should reprimand their public behavior.
Professional and excellent players are worth going for
It used to be nicer. Something there does not work anymore
Pleasant and good place some culture in our country
The theater in the country. I really like being there and watching the shows. Would definitely recommend subscribing
A great show, it's a pity that the viewing conditions are bad for those who book a place in a "cell"
Nice place, clean bathrooms, sometimes good shows and sometimes bad for the most mediocre
I received excellent service from the customer service, I ordered both a subscription and tickets until the subscription was updated. I was rewarded for the tickets as soon as the subscriber was updated, called and did so on their own initiative. Easy access, ample parking and a reasonable price of 20 NIS. Sound was a little weak in the show, older people around them complained that they did not hear. If you sit on the sides in the plays with subtitle subtitles all the time and it's a little hard to concentrate. It is important that there be subtitles for the deaf but you have to think about how to do it not to interfere with all the other participants.
I have been subscribing for a number of years and my experience is only getting better with the shows and quality of play. There is still room for improvement of course.
But the intimate little uncomfortable places ordinary chairs
A large hall, a stage far removed from most seats and low chairs and uncomfortable, with very little space for the legs. Much less convenient than the neighbors' studio in the compound. The play was lovely.
No parking, no place to sit in the coffee shop, very high prices - simply unpleasant
It's a shame that the buffets are closed when you come to a show except one, rather shabby in the selection, the place is beautiful
We went to a play by Hanoch Levin, and I've seen better and more interesting shows
It's a nice enough theater but the tlv museum next door's architecture is most interesting to see. I don't really understand all their show choices though...
The seats in the crowded and make it difficult to transition. "Cafe" was closed the whole area is not cooled and was not pleasant
The halls themselves are wonderful but the cafeteria is very expensive and does not get credit
Great shows you can choose from Excellent performers. Easy parking facilities
There was a parking, also some cafe, everything was great, including performance
Sending emails with codes for discounted shows, sometimes worth. The description itself is of a high level, usually the plays are very interesting, and many times they play famous actors. It is important to arrive at the time that it is already possible 5 minutes after the start to give your place to something else. Great but not the most convenient parking, find entry to the theater at the beginning or the car at the end always a story. Make spam calls if you order them with a phone number to push their subscription (not the most lucrative because then there is as if the price is equal to the plays you bought, without distinguishing whether it's premium shows that cost 300 or so at 50)
A deep, emotional and spiritual experience Theater at its best. Using a giant.
Lovely theater. Looks nice and good viewing angles. A credit to Israel.
Beautiful place, high level performance, worth every penny.
Meticulous, comfortable, clean and pampering theater
Very good theater though at times aggressive interpretation of works in line with the audience's everyday culture
The shows are good but the hall is outdated and uncomfortable for seating. The space between the seats is painfully crowded, the seats are not cushioned properly and you move constantly on the seat trying to find a position that will not hurt you and instead of being busy in the show you are busy in sitting positions. Considerable assumption is still not worth the seat.
Good and varied repertoire. Impressive cast. I visit the theater on average once a month and enjoy. Equal
Showing a lot of fuss about nothing. Highly recommended and interesting
The hall is spacious. The chairs are comfortable. The stage is big. And the lobby is large and rich. I must admit that the experience is pleasant.
