Apparently, Benjamin Netanyahu Has A Thing For Masks
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By Ari Feldman September 20, 2017
Benjamin Netanyahu has attended two showings this week of a theater performance that requires audience members to wear creepy masks, Page Six reported. The Israeli prime minister, in town for the UN General Assembly, seems to have a predilection for immersive theater productions put on by the McKittrick Hotel, which include the show “Sleep No More.”
Netanyahu attended a performance of that show last year as well, according to Page Six. One anonymous audience member told Page Six that Netanyahu “was seen running around … with a frantic energy” and “diverting his security detail as he got caught up in the show … becoming an anonymous audience member behind the signature mask.”
At this week’s performances over 80 security personnel were on hand to attend to the prime minister — a mix of US and Israeli agents.
At dinner after the show, the prime minister apparently rubbed shoulders with surf-rocker Jack Johnson.
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