YEHEZKEL LAZAROV

"I love Yehezkel Lazarov's head, and the reason is that I have no idea what he's going through, whether it's his Alice, who took Wonderland to the world of panic, or the touch of bereavement, Both at the Gesher Theater - for Lazarov's plays you know how to get in, but you have no ability to assess how you will emerge from them...​ read more

The Russians: Without knowing a word in Russian, Yehezkel Lazarov will star in a Russian version of the series "The Mentalist." Walla! Culture accompanied the actor on the last day of filming in Russia, and with the rise of the exhibition "Censorship" curated by him, he claims there is similarity in the violation of freedom of expression in Russia and Israel. A journey with the snowman...​ read more

Censorship is an exhibition that includes works that focus on censorship of all its performances; Not only in works that transfer censorship as an act of supervision, control and oppression dictated to us by external factors, but also works that deal with the ways in which we censor ourselves, control our consciousness, limit, conceal, ignore and repress....​ read more

The Ankori Studio, the School of Creative Thinking and Entrepreneurship, established in 2014 by Ankori Network CEO Osnat Haber-Koton and multi-disciplinary artist Yehezkel Lazarov will host AZA 13, the multidisciplinary art space of the studio that hosts exhibitions and cultural events open to the public....​ read more

The exhibition, "Censorship," which will take place from Wednesday to Saturday in space for multidisciplinary art, "AZA13" in Tel Aviv, presents works by 35 artists in a wide range of fields, including music, photography and painting. This is the third exhibition Yehezkel Lazarov curates in a space that is part of his studio Ankori, which is among its founders. read more

This is the third time that AZA - the space for multidisciplinary art at Studio Ankori - hosts an exhibition curated by Yehezkel Lazarov. The exhibition "Censorship" will be displayed in all the spaces of the building (about 20 spaces) and will include works by artists from different disciplines such as photography, painting, performance, installation, music, dance, video and cinema... read more

He is a well known actor, yet in this exceptional adaptation of David Grossman’s novel Falling Out of Time, Yehezkel Lazarov is revealed for the first time as a fascinating first-rate theatre artist. In an interview, Lazarov explains why he is not afraid to make his audience get up from their chairs, and what was the biggest compliment he ever got…  read more

Yehezkel Lazarov will co-star with Gérard Depardieu in a Russian TV series about Mata Hari, the dancer and spy executed in the 1st World War. Lazarov will play the role of one of Hari’s lovers, in the series produced by Russia’s central TV channel with a cast that also includes Christopher Lambert and John Corbett… read more

Among the shows presenting in this year’s festival is Igloo, written and directed by Yehezkel Lazarov. The show, starring Shiri Gadni and Alon Friedman, premiered in the recent Israel Festival, and depicts the story of Lenny and Rafi, two bruised characters with shared childhood memories…  read more

After three decades on the stage, Lazarov is one of the most versatile artists operating in  Israel today, more total than ever before and addicted to the sense of satisfaction. All of this does not mean he will encourage his daughters to enter the world of show business as he himself did at the age of eight… read more

With a nomination for the Fringe Theatre Award, a new theatre production and an interdisciplinary exhibition set up by him in a school, Yehezkel Lazarov insists that making art should be an act of survival, impulse and emotion, and hopes to continue to take the world of art in big bites… read more

Fasting on Yom Kippur since the age of eight, embarrassed to take his shirt off, experiences episodes of self hate and has a great stage chemistry with Helena Yaralova: Yehezkel Lazarov is now directing a new show for the Cameri Theatre and doesn’t rest for a single moment…  read more

Grease gave him the freedom to move, Ziggy Stardust gave him the freedom to go wild, Ohad Naharin gave him the freedom to believe and Yevgeny Arye - the freedom to create. Yehezkel Lazarov, who stars in The Kindergarten Teacher that premiered this last weekend, revisits the cultural stations that helped shape his life…  read more

Yehezkel Lazarov believes dance is a form of art everyone can relate to. Today he mostly writes and directs theatre pieces, passionate about music and photography, and insists that it’s impossible to focus on just a single art field…  read more

Yehezkel Lazarov is a dancer, choreographer, photographer and, of course, an actor. At the moment he is playing the role of Alexander Penn in what appears to be the role of his life at the Cameri Theatre. Yet he “lacks self confidence”, he admits…  read more

The Studio Ankori project was established by Lazarov together with Osnat Haber Koton. Lazarov: ‘the education we get teaches us which screw is necessary for the machine to operate, instead of encouraging us to think how we can create a better, more advanced machine’… read more

Yehezkel Lazarov joins the upcoming season of Mommy and speaks openly about sexuality, late marriage, the reality culture and “The Big Brother”... read more

For the last two years, the Cameri Theatre has been working on the production of Was It a Dream? an original play about the love story between Alexander Penn and Hanna Rovina. A peek behind the scenes shows a team of creators and actors, all deeply moved by the tragic love affair…  read more

Gesher in Wonderland: Yehezkel Lazarov and Roee Chen transform “Alice in Wonderland” into “Alice in Horrorland”, and the outcome is an impressive theatrical experience. A theatre review… read more

I used to make deals with god: stop the rain and you’ll get a chewing gum; give me roller skates and I’ll help my mom more. But when my mother’s eye fell out I realized that I don’t need to set terms with him because he will always love me… read more

If you’ll watch his one-man show Hezi, and see the central role he plays on the stage of Gesher Theatre, including the new production Design for Living, you’ll quickly understand that Yehezkel Lazarov is becoming one of the prominent actors working in Israel today… read more

Yehezkel Lazarov digs deeply and cracks the emotional code of the piece, and at the same time he is fully active in multiple artistic fields…  read more