What reviewers say about The cameri theater
What does The cameri theater do?
The cameri theater is a municipal theater based in Tel Aviv that stages new plays and shows multiple productions each year for audiences in Tel Aviv and across Israel. It operates with a resident company of around 80 actors and works with notable directors from Israel and abroad, having put on roughly 600 plays over its history.
What are the most common complaints about The cameri theater?
Looking at the most critical reviewers, the recurring complaints focus on poor seating or viewing conditions (including restricted sightlines and so-called "cell" seating), a lack of parking, limited and crowded seating in the coffee area, and very high prices at the venue. A separate reviewer also objected to the theater hosting a show involving a performer they disliked.
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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The shows are good but the hall is outdated and uncomfortable for seating.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.
The play is rocking with two very good, but 4 is simply unworthy, chairs are uncomfortable and some are swaying and unsteady, and unsuitable in the understatement for a long and sure session and certainly not for the show, I personally was focused on the back pain following the swinging chair, row 4 chair 19
I came to watch the show "Much Ado About Nothing" .... On the stage I was waiting for a "surprise", instead of Anat Waxman in the lead role, another actress ..... Usually this thing is reported or program, or the site .... Or in case of illness at the checkout ... The Cameri did not think to do this basic service and it is a pity ...
Affordable prices at the buffet, the hall looks like an amateur workshop, no clear check for seating, no deliberate bouncers.
We arrived just in time for the show to start and let us into the stands without checking if there were any places left ... no ventilation and stifling and stinky ... The place was disparaging by the staff! Too bad!!
I haven't been able to see a successful show there yet ... Take a chance if you're feeling lucky
I subscribe to the theater very much enjoy the frets
The seats are uncomfortable after an hour. Do not get excited. Habits.
Chairs not comfortable at all, not suitable for long plays.
Hall 3 is old, uncomfortable. The coffee in this place is just bad. Only one machine worked and the queue was the length of the exile.
Uncomfortable chairs in Hall 3 sitting on the sides have no eye contact with the players. An excellent French Shenson show
I have just seen the play by David Grossman, "A horse walks into the Bar". As a regular theater goer, found the production good, so too the body language of the main actor, but sadly, most of his monologue was lost to many of us: He spoke far too fast to be coherent, particularly with the variety of cadences in his voice. (We really miss the "oldtime" actors and actresses, who gave us every word!) This time it was the very slow lady was superb both speaking and acting, notwithstanding her small part .
Scoring is low only because of the crowding and discomfort in the chairs. You can't sit on a chair like this for a whole show without getting a backache. And really dense and uncomfortable with your hands
The play began half an hour late. Most people had to stand and wait on their feet. No one in the theater went out to explain the reason for the delay. A translation of subtitles into part of the play in Yiddish was guaranteed-nothing of the subtitles worked. Contempt and contempt for the audience.
The play "To the Avengers". I wanted to get out in the middle because it was violent and contemptuous for the actresses who were charming
Cameri who does not know. But why not start the show in time ... half an hour after 21.00 and do not start disrespect ....
The seats and space between the lines are uncomfortable and affect the viewing experience.
The space between the legs is not the same. We sat in row 11 and I had no room for my feet and I'm not very tall. I had to move to a vacancy in another row otherwise I would give up the show. In the end, I really enjoyed the show.
The building and structure is very nice. But the theater pieces are so long and not refreshing it's really hard for me to recommend.
Women's services on the ground floor, the men had to go upstairs. But that's not the point. We were in the show 'Pregnancy' Absolutely good show But ..... there are extreme left-wing sayings that are completely unrelated to the content of the show, said by the main actor's sister. The nurse takes the stage with a keffiyeh, Sayings such as this, I am going to show in front of IDF soldiers at the checkpoint should not be said in any Israeli theater. And so forth extreme left-wing sayings. Shame Theater, allowing the director to be said like things. We finish the subscription we Cameri And we will move to another theater.
The theater was uncomfortable I was staying in. Very poor chairs.
Aviv Geffen's performance, Chamber 1, a great performance by Aviv and his band. But, the production people or the theater or the associates or whoever they were - just got in the way of having fun ... We sat in the hall, row 10, chairs 34/5 or something, and on our left was a kind of foyer, with all the time traffic, people coming in and out of a side door that probably Leading backstage, incessant traffic, throughout the show, and every time the door opens the entire area is lit from the hallway behind the door, and the people who come and go signal each other with their lighted phones, and speak quietly ... sorry to let you know, you are impairing the viewers' pleasure to hear the Aviv Geffen, not to mention that we paid our best money ... to the attention of the Chamber management. Thanks
I enjoyed a gig from the show. I have a serious problem with the distance between the lines in the auditorium that I can not straighten my legs
How to build a cultural center without a proper coffee shop with a nice sitting place for the audience Just a mediocre stand with expensive coffee in a madness without serving with kalkar with food at an overpriced price -
Friday night feels like an abandoned Ben Gurion ... Too bad
We were not allowed to enter after we could not find parking and almost half of the hall was empty !!! shame
In the space between the chairs is very crowded, uncomfortable and unpleasant to see such a presentation.
Highchairs. Crowded rows. Planning a catastrophic event. You should avoid
The headphones don't work on the left side of the quaint hall
Really, really uncomfortable seating with no place for one's legs.
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About The cameri theater
התיאטרון הקאמרי, התיאטרון העירוני של תל-אביב, מעלה כל שנה בין 13 ל-14 מחזות חדשים בפני כ- 1,100,000 צופים בתל אביב וברחבי ישראל, כ-2300 הצגות מדי שנה. עד היום העלה הקאמרי על בימותיו כ- 600 מחזות. להקת השחקנים של התיאטרון מונה כשמונים שחקניות ושחקנים ממיטב אמני הבמה בישראל והצגותיו מבויימות על ידי במאים ידועי-שם מן הארץ ומחו"ל. חמישה משחקני התיאטרון זכו בפרס ישראל על תרומתם לאמנות התיאטרון בארץ.
The Cameri Theater: A Cultural Hub in Tel Aviv
The Cameri Theater is a renowned cultural institution located in the heart of Tel Aviv, Israel. As the city's municipal theater, it has been entertaining audiences for over 70 years with its diverse repertoire of plays and performances.
Every year, The Cameri Theater presents between 13 to 14 new productions to an audience of approximately 1.1 million people in Tel Aviv and throughout Israel. With around 2,300 shows per year, it is one of the busiest theaters in the country.
Since its establishment in 1944 by a group of young actors and directors who sought to create a new kind of theater that would reflect contemporary Israeli society, The Cameri Theater has become an integral part of Israel's cultural landscape. Over the years, it has hosted some of the most talented actors and actresses from Israel and abroad.
One thing that sets The Cameri Theater apart from other theaters is its commitment to producing original works by Israeli playwrights. Many famous Israeli writers have had their plays premiered at The Cameri Theater before going on to achieve international acclaim.
In addition to producing plays, The Cameri also offers workshops for aspiring actors and directors as well as educational programs for schools. These programs aim to introduce young people to theater arts while fostering creativity and critical thinking skills.
The theater itself is housed in a modern building designed by architect Ram Karmi that features state-of-the-art facilities including three stages with seating capacities ranging from intimate settings for small productions up through large auditoriums capable of accommodating thousands at once.
With such an impressive history behind it, it's no wonder that The Cameri Theater continues to be one of Tel Aviv's most popular cultural destinations today. Whether you're looking for thought-provoking drama or lighthearted comedy, there's something here for everyone!
- Website
- cameri.co.il
- Phone
- 03-6060900
- Categories
- Performing arts




