Hasifriya Theatre, Theatre venue in Ramat Gan, Israel.

Hasifriya Theatre is a performing arts venue in Ramat Gan that presents productions created by emerging and established performers. The space serves artists across different theatrical styles and provides a platform for showcasing their work to local audiences.

The theater was established in 1984 by Geri Bilu with support from Ramat Gan's municipal cultural department. Since its opening, it has grown into an active venue for presenting new theatrical works and developing local artistic talent.

The theatre's name comes from its adjacency to the Ramat Gan municipal library. It stages about eight productions a year, and its musicals are mostly performed in the Ramat Gan Theatre hall named after King Olaf V of Norway. It also gives a stage to veteran actors and new immigrants.

Visitors can find current performance schedules and ticket details through the theater's official website. Checking ahead before visiting helps ensure you can catch a production that matches your interests.

The theatre's first production was "Shevu'at Emunim", director Yoram Falk's adaptation of a novella by S. Y. Agnon, staged in October 1984. By the middle of the 2010s more than 200 different productions had been mounted here, and musicals are usually performed in the Ramat Gan Theatre hall named after Olaf V, King of Norway.