Nalaga'at

Nalaga'at is a unique cultural center that employs deaf-blind, deaf and blind individuals. It is home to the Nalaga'at Theater, with its deaf-blind actors; the BlackOut dark restaurant, and the Kapish events center. A cultural, entertainment and training center. The Nalaga'at Center is a meeting place for deaf, blind, deaf-blind and the wide public that through an artistic and cultural experience engage in a dialogue between equals by means of: •The Nalaga'at Theater, home to the only deaf-blind theater groups in the world. •Kapish Café that offers light meals served by deaf and hearing impaired waiters who invite the guests to communicate in sign language. •BlackOut restaurant, where blind and visually impaired waiters accompany the guests to a meal in total darkness. The performance "Not by Bread Alone" is staged twice a week, the show "Luna Park" is performed once a week and there are regular performances of "Prince Rooster" and "Give a Sign!". Kapish café and the BlackOut restaurant are open during evenings of performances. The Center offers a variety of workshops hosted by deaf and blind instructors and offers special private events for individuals and groups