Since its premiere in 1999, Around the World in 80 Days has received four major productions in Israel, returning in 2007, 2017 and 2026. Each revival has introduced the musical to a new generation of children, parents and grandparents, demonstrating its lasting appeal as a theatrical adventure for audiences of all ages.





Yehuda Biton
"HaAretz" - Dec. 5, 1999
“Meticulous, energetic direction and catchy, varied music combine staging and storytelling into a harmonious theatrical whole.”
Anat Lev-Adler,
"Yediot Ahronot" - Dec. 12, 2007
“A rare family musical that respects children’s intelligence – two hours overflowing with pleasure.”
“Israel Hayom”
December 2017
“An ambitious, fluent and enjoyable production that holds the attention of children and parents alike.”
"Maariv"
August 2026
“A must-see for the whole family this summer.”
Performed by the 2017 cast.
Starring Harel Skaat, Zvika Hadar, Roni Dalumi and Hannah Laslo.
Directed by Avichay Hacham.
Produced by Mayan Zelner
Performed by the 2026 cast.
Starring Daniel Litman as Phileas Fogg, Israel Katorza as Passepartout, Chen Amsalem as Princess Aouda and Orel Tsabari as Detective Fix.
Directed by Tsedi Tsarfati
Produced by toMix Theatre
Selected scenes from the acclaimed 2007 production, offering a glimpse of the musical’s humour, storytelling and score.
Starring Lior Ashkenazi and Eli Jaspan
Directed by Yaron Kafkafi
Produced by Yochelman-Asher Productions 2007
Starring Eli Jaspan as Passepartout
Directed by Yaron Kafkafi
Produced by Yochelman-Asher Productions 2007
Video clip from the 2007 production.
The 2007 production - complete show.
Directed by Yaron Kafkafi
Produced by Yochelman-Asher Productions 2007
All the songs from the 1999 first production of AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS. The cast members are telling the story in their own words.
Directed by Yaron Kafkafi | Produced by Yochelman-Asher Productions 1999
Galit Giat stars as Princess Aouda, who has fallen in love with the English gentleman who rescued her but cannot persuade him to notice her feelings.
From the original 1999 production.
Directed by Yaron Kafkafi.
Video clip from the 1999 production. (Directed by Rani Saar)