Moshe Lahav founded a unique Israeli phenomenon – 'The Big Tish.' This is an interesting and refreshing performance of Israeli songs that creates a social dynamic in a performance that has become a phenomenon. The show has no fixed structure and no ready-made set of songs, everything is 'here and now,' with Lahav understanding the emerging mood that evening – which creates shows that are different from each other. The audience is a kind of partner and, together with Lahav, outlines the character of the show.

Sometimes it is a dramatic and stormy evening and other times a light and smooth evening. Thousands of Israelis have already been captivated by the magic of the show and the songs, the performance, the uplifting spirit, and the feeling of “togetherness,” and they return time and time again to each performance.

From the reviews:

“The word Tish means a gathering of Chassidim around the Rebbe, and there is no doubt that the description is appropriate. The enthusiasm leaves no choice but to knock on a table or throw a hand into the air.” – Eyal Marcus, Yedioth Ahronoth

'… And suddenly something happens: everyone, literally everyone, starts singing. No songs, no slides, no instructions. They sing with their throats and souls, get up from the table, pat each other on the back, and go on stage to sing solo and in duets with a lot of light of joy on their faces” – Yossi Hersonsky, Maariv

“What’s the difference between the tish and the sweaty singing clubs that the country is full of? The difference is in Moshe Lahav himself: a wonderful performance with the qualities of a French schnasigner, with enormous respect for diction and texts. … Every song he takes into his hands and his guitar actually gets a new and polished interpretation, not flattered” – Nira Russo, Yedioth Ahronoth

“In Lahav’s show, some personality lines are revealed that are rare to find in showbiz: modesty, minority… He is devoid of manners…” – Tzachi Cohen, Yedioth Ahronoth

Ticket price: 110 NIS

● Entry from the age of 18.