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Dragon Keepers Musical Premieres in Israel for Hanukkah 2026

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The new family musical "Dragon Keepers" will premiere in Israel for Hanukkah 2026, featuring Roy Boy and Tira on a quest to find a vessel of light while battling the Viking Knut. The show includes large dragon puppets and acrobatics, running from November 21st to mid-January in cultural centers nationwide.

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  • The "Dragon Keepers" family musical will premiere in Israel for Hanukkah 2026.
  • The plot involves Roy Boy and Tira seeking a vessel of eternal light.
  • The villainous Viking Knut also seeks the vessel's power.
  • The production features large dragon puppets, acrobats, and dancers.
  • Performances run from November 21st to mid-January across Israel.
  • Stars include Roy Boy, Michel Pro, Oded Paz, and Omer Dror.

A new family musical adventure, "Dragon Keepers," is set to debut in Israel for Hanukkah 2026. The story follows Roy Boy, whose quest begins when the ancient fire in the Viking village is extinguished. He embarks on a perilous journey, aided by the mysterious Tira, a dragon keeper.

Their adventure will take them across a stormy sea, to a lost temple, and involve encounters with wild monkeys and animated mummies. Meanwhile, the villainous Viking Knut is also racing to find the vessel of eternal light and seize its power.

The production features large dragon puppets, acrobats, dancers, music, and elaborate sets. It stars Roy Boy, Michel Pro, Oded Paz, and Omer Dror. Performances are scheduled to run in cultural centers across Israel from November 21st until mid-January. Ticket information and showtimes are available on tctisrael.com.

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