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premises, with an auditorium
of no .more than 400. This,
Maltsev says, is the size most
suitable for serious theater."
Since January, the theater
has been supported financial-
ly by the Ministries of Im-
migrant Absorption and
Education and Culture,
together with the Jewish
Agency and the Tel Aviv
Fund. While the company is
to be based in Tel Aviv, it will
spend a considerable amount
of time traveling around the
country. As a repertory
theater company, it will per-
form six nights a week, and
plans to hold 10 performances
every month in 'Ibl Aviv, with
five in Jerusalem, Beersheba
and Haifa. Gesher already
employs 26 people, including
10 actors, but Mr. Arie hopes
that by next year that
number will have risen to 40.
Additional actors will be
brought in for specific produc-
tions. Funding is assured for
1991, and both Mr. Arie and
Mr. Maltsev remain op-
timistic that it will continue.
The theater hopes that bet-
ween 35 and 40 percent of its
income will be from ticket
sales, which Mr. Maltsev
notes, is about average for a
serious repertory theater
company today. "No company
can exist without funding," he
says, adding that Gesher
must ensure that its tickets
are cheap.
He hopes that new immi-
grants will be able to buy
tickets for about NIS 10 ($5),
while veteran immigrants
will pay twice that. New ar-
rivals may be able to buy even
cheaper tickets if, as he
hopes, the municipalities fur-
ther subsidize Gesher's per-
formances in their towns.
Gesher is but one of the
Russian-language theater
companies currently being
established in Israel, as a
result of the flood of im-
migrants from the Soviet
Union. Says Mr. Maltsev, "We
must work to define ourselves
and become part of the Israeli
cultural scene." 111
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