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Two girls: a 12-year-old American and an 18-year old French warrior. Two men: Humbert Humbert, put on trial for murder, and a theologian who brought a warrior girl to court. The play offers a new look at the relationship of men and women, justice and love. Do women need "armor" to survive in the male world? In the new play by Yehezkel Lazarov, Nabokov’s sensational novel Lolita (1955) is combined with the blood-drenched protocols of the Inquisition process of Joan of Arc (1431), the Maid of Orleans, the French national heroine.

Credits:

Stage adaptation, directing and stage design: Yehezkel Lazarov

Lighting design: Nadav Barnea

Planning and stage production: Zohar Shoef

Video design: Denis Kostevich

Sound design: Michael Weisburd

Costume design: Alin Lazarov

Music: Susanne Sundfor, Laura Marling, Balmorhea

Robot design and software: Alfa Robotics

Assistant director: Irena Orlov

Cast:

Humbert Humbert - Israel (Sasha) Demidov,

Quilty / Theolog - Doron Tavori,

Lolita - Alona Zimberg

Joan of Arc – Kiki

Children -  A group of dancers from The Classical ballet school

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