The cameri theater Reviews

Nice theater, more English options would be awesome!

Convenient location, parking instead of sitting in the hall is not convenient

Location, parking
In short pleasure

It's happened... We finally did it ! We visited most famous play in Israel for children and their parents and their grandparents and their grand grandparents - Utz li gutz li ( ). It was super amazing! I have no words. Actors, decorations, musicians. It's all was so incredible and professional. Thank you Cameri theatre for doing this job. It's pretty important to know that art is still alive and wanted not just by parents but also by children. Thx again. Sincerely yours... M.

Beautiful and impressive theater. Serious parking problems in the area

Always exciting to get, the structure gives a feeling of power.
We all came to the show for the choir row.
A show with lots of energy, we had a great time.

Nice theater. We were in a hall that was a bit crowded but the show was excellent.
The cafeteria deficit was very poor.

Modern and excellent theater structure, which includes several halls and halls. There is a restaurant. Disabled Accessible. For me, nothing about the services offered at Habima Theater.

Uncomfortable chairs in a way that does not find a place with proper posture. Maybe it's just good for low-key people .. Whatever I did was striking iron in one of the chairs .. Not fun ..

Amazing shows- you should book in advance through their website. There is a register but mostly busy

This is a modern and pleasant building. Very good acoustics. Nearby parking includes accessibility.

Great for plays
Parking is expensive

Quality place, air-conditioned and with lots of parking around (for Tel Aviv residents)

A stunning place. Very invested and pleasant atmosphere. warmly recommended

The seats are uncomfortable, there is no room for the legs

A large and spacious place. Parking lots just below the theater, cafes at the entrance. Wonderful

One of my favorite things is theater plays. And my favorite theater is undoubtedly the Cameri Theater. It is one of the leading theaters in Israel, and is housed at the Tel Aviv Performing Arts Center. The theater has six halls that are an inseparable part of the viewing experience. On their website, it is possible to filter performances by performances with subtitles in different languages.
At the Performing Arts Center there are two restaurants, and in the theater there is a cafeteria. There is a paid parking lot in the complex.

Quality hall. You can hear from a distance. There is parking.

But reasonable. Chairs are crowded and really uncomfortable

A four-room complex, a rich selection of shows that fill almost every theater with different genres, well-made, interesting and engaging. The chairs are very comfortable to watch. Several stands for coffee and pastry inside the complex. Several services on different floors.

Very fun. Featured Shows: Oliana, Don't Revenge, It's Me, Missouri.

Love. An atmosphere of culture. Well organized and clean. Answer to every request from the flight attendants

Unfurnished place very uncomfortable chairs - Too bad it came to such a situation

The old theater is located in the heart of Tel Aviv, with parking nearby (for a fee).
The variety of performances is rich and you can even find discounted prices in local advertisements or through consumer clubs.
The sound and the decor are wonderful, but the halls and chairs are outdated.
The stage is higher than the first rows of chairs, which causes sitting and viewing which is not ideal at all.

A cultural experience.
Comfortable and spacious halls.

Suburban countless impressive performance, the music and the dancing.

The seating in the gallery was canceled without notice to the ticket purchasers and without an orderly alternative place, which caused unpleasant seating among the theater guests.

Lighted and comfortable parking but very inviting high level of cleanliness

Very spacious, plus a good presentation - a great experience

Nice. Recently disappointing shows. Waiting for Ronnie Shovel to come back to play!

A selection of impressive shows and fun to be! Sometimes there are performances by singers in the square, a good atmosphere.

Adjacent to the Mishkan for the Performing Arts and the Tel Aviv Museum is a new theater complex that presents a variety of plays and musicals in Hebrew, produced by the Cameri Theater.

Almost everything is good only those who want to drink or eat have a place to buy but no place to sit because on ten tables can not sit all the buyers and a pity

Camry 2 Hall. There is not a lot of stairs.
Medium comfortable lounge chairs.
Presenting the grandson is fun and good