Christmas Play 'Meaningless Treasures' Tours Northern Israel in December 2026
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
The First Christian Scouts of Shfaram will present their Christmas play "Meaningless Treasures" in five locations across northern Israel from December 6 to December 20, 2026. The production features 16 actors, a live band, and special appearances by artists Nancy Hawwa and Lutf Nuwayser. The play aims to replicate the success of its previous season, which was met with full audiences. Tickets are available online.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- The First Christian Scouts of Shfaram will present "Meaningless Treasures" in northern Israel in December 2026.
- The Christmas play will tour five venues over five days, including Nazareth and Karmiel.
- The production includes 16 actors, a live musical band, and guest artists Nancy Hawwa and Lutf Nuwayser.
- The play follows a successful previous season with full attendance.
- Tickets for the performances are available for purchase online.
The First Christian Scouts of Shfaram is preparing to launch a Christmas play titled "Meaningless Treasures" (Kanouz Bila Thaman), which will tour five venues across the Northern District of Israel over five days in December 2026. The production follows the success of its previous season, which saw full houses for all performances.
The musical drama, set to a Christmas theme, features artists Nancy Hawwa and Lutf Nuwayser, alongside a cast of 16 actors and actresses. A live professional musical band will accompany the performances. The play is written and directed by Dr. Bassam Abboud, with musical leadership by Sorour Saliba, musical distribution by Akram Haddad, decor by Marwan Sabah, and costumes by Ghousoub Sarhan.
Performances are scheduled as follows: December 6, 2026, at the Culture Palace in Ma'alot Tarshiha; December 9, 2026, at the Culture Palace in Karmiel; December 12 and 14, 2026, at St. Joseph Hall in Nazareth; and December 20, 2026, at Yad Le'Meginim Hall in Yagur.
Tickets can be purchased through the Tzkrti website.