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We came to watch the Play: Not by Bread Alone. A very emotive and inspirational play, we loved it! After the play we had the chance to interact with the characters whose are blind, deaf or mute. Loved it!
Hey Chanzi55, Thank you for the review. We are glad to hear that you enjoyed the play and would love to host you again in the future. Jonathan
To balance the many excellent reviews of the dinner and/or play experience posted here, I'd like to add that Na L'gaat ("Please Touch") also offers workshops. This was our first activity after our group of 30 arrived in Israel. We drove straight to Na L'gaat...More
Hello, We are glad to hear that your group had a positive and meaningful experience in our workshop center. It was our pleasure to have you as our guests. Thank you, Jonathan
when I was invited, I was quite sceptic but when I came it was stunning Israel is not famous for sensativity but Na Lagat make you to be sensitive to life and other people. in short it touched my heart in a unique way no...More
Thank you Moti, It was our pleasure to have you as our guest. Jonathan
What an incredible place and what beautiful people. Challenges the way you look at life in general and has you walking out feeling so many different emotions. We saw Through the Spirit and it was a magnificent show! I now want to see the other...More
Hello, Thank you for the positive review. We are glad to know that you had a meaningful and life changing experience in our center. We would love to host you again in the future. Jonathan
The other night, we ate at the Blackout Restaurant. This restaurant takes your order before you are seated because the restaurant is in pitch black and your servers are visually impaired or blind. They guide you to your table and serve your table with ease,...More
We were at the Blackout restaurant in "na lagaat" Tel Aviv -6 people. It was amazing night and so powerful that I would remember it for life. Very good memory and it go deep inside you... you'll never feel the same about blind people. It...More
This isn't something one can describe, it can only be experienced and I strongly recommend you experience it.
We went to the Nalagaat Center for a nighttime play and dinner. The play was conducted with actors who were blind, deaf, or both, and it was incredible to see their talent and how even with no spoken words, they were able to get meaning...More
This experience will change your mind about disabilities. Blind and deaf and mute (combinations thereof) people perform nd engaging, well acted play. I saw it in Israel and they brought the show to Boston and NY. Was afraid it would be about pity or morality....More
A friendly center for the blind mute and deaf with a restaurant where all waiters are mute and deaf. A dark (light-less) restaurant where you are guided by the blind. People say it is the best place for a "blind date." with local theater of...More
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