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Chef Moshik Roth's 9-Year-Old Daughter to Star in Children's Show

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Shaya Roth, the nine-year-old daughter of chef Moshik Roth, will perform in the children's show "A Magical Festival" alongside popular Israeli entertainers. The production, featuring new arrangements of classic songs, is set to tour Israel for two months starting next month. Moshik Roth shared his pride in his daughter's debut on Instagram.

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  • Shaya Roth, 9, daughter of chef Moshik Roth, will perform in "A Magical Festival."
  • The show features popular Israeli children's entertainers like Tal Moseri and Yuval HaMebulbal.
  • Roth's father shared his pride in his daughter's stage debut on Instagram.
  • The production will tour Israel for two months starting next month.
  • The show includes new arrangements of classic children's songs.

Shaya Roth, the nine-year-old daughter of renowned chef Moshik Roth and his wife Shiran, is set to make her stage debut in the upcoming Hanukkah production "A Magical Festival" (Kesem Shel Festival). She will perform alongside several prominent Israeli children's entertainers, including Tal Moseri, Yuval HaMebulbal, Michal HaKtana, Nati Hage'ati, and Peter HaArneb.

Moshik Roth expressed his pride in his daughter's achievement, sharing the news on his Instagram account and affectionately calling her "our champion princess." The production is scheduled to launch next month and will tour Israel for approximately two months. "A Magical Festival" will feature elaborate sets and effects, presenting classic children's songs with new arrangements.

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