The scene is get in an Israeli cafe with a whole host of characters being interviewed by a TV journalist. We meet an actress, a proud father whose son is about to join a crack regiment, a New York woman forced back to visit her sick mother, a radical mother with seven kids, a German furniture designer waiting for his boyfriend, a Russia prostitute, a female soldier, a dealer and an Arab professor. Each is portrayed by the very talented actor Iris Bahr, as she switches from character to character, relating each creations story, managing to make all believable, although only having a few minutes to develop them. The play is a really powerful piece of afternoon theatre and certainly deserves the large audiences it is drawing already. Don’t be the one to miss out. ****