The good people at the Train Theater are convinced that kids don't need the gape-mouthed stimulation TV and video games provide to stay entertained. They believe in entertaining children the time-tested old-fashioned way: with large and often somewhat alarmingly avant-garde puppets and plenty of sing-song. For very young children, between the ages of 2 and 4, the Train Theater puts on several Story Theater shows each month, which feature one of the Theater's stable of storytellers using the prop room's more kid-friendly puppets to tell simple and educational stories, often with audience participation. The stories are presented in Hebrew.

This month's schedule:

July 14, 16:30: "The Good-Hearted Giant"
July 14, 17:30: "The Princess and the Wind"
July 21, 16:30: "Puppy and Bone"
July 21, 17:30: "Stories from the Land of China"
July 28, 16:30: "Where's the Other Elephant Hiding?"
July 28, 17:30: "Peeled Stories"