A dark comedy about enlightened people. When the immortal leader of a mysterious cult in the south of Israel dies suddenly, her sons – PREQU-EL and SEQU-EL – try to prevent the orphaned community from falling apart. Things get even more complicated when they discover that a documentary film crew has infiltrated the cult. Everything they know about themselves and the world changes.

An engaging, smart and dark satire that, through sophisticated humour and well-timed punchlines, deals with our need for meaning, control, power, belonging, faith, and truth.

It premiered at the Israeli Comedy Festival named after Ephraim Kishon, where it received outstanding critical acclaim.

Yuval Steinberg is a director, playwright and comedian. He holds a BA in Philosophy, Film, and Literature from The Open University, and studied multidisciplinary art at the School of Visual Theatre in Jerusalem. His web series Freaks has hundreds of thousands of views across digital platforms. His performance Tourist Trap premiered at the Tmu-na Festival 2025. His short film Something with Yoav will premiere at the Tel Aviv International Student Film Festival in 2026.

Ben Sgerski is a director, playwright, screenwriter, and lyricist. He studied at the Sam Spiegel Film and Television School in Jerusalem. His plays combine satire, absurdism, musicality, and horror. Short plays he wrote have been performed at the Short Theatre Festival at Tzavta. He also wrote lyrics for songs in the album Aye Rukhi by Noam Inbar. He wrote and directed the satirical horror musical The Schechters’ Son, which was staged in the fringe program at Beit Mazia, in Jerusalem. He directed, performed in, and wrote for the satirical cabaret Wholesome Criminals, staged at Tzavta Theatre.