The Balusters – Laughing at Bo...
The Balusters is an entertaining, exploration of group dynamics, funny, and relatable.
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Experience the Magic of Schmig...
Schmigadoon! playfully satirizes mid-century musicals while exploring modern relationships and our need for acceptance.
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Gotta Dance!, a musical revue paying tribute to Broadway and Hollywood dance
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1776 is a family-friendly musical that educates and entertains
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An exploration of the mind, overcoming dementia and addition, by building cognitive reserves
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The universal immigrant experience, told from the children’s perspective, and the bonds of family
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A venue where imagination and creativity grow and springtime is always in full bloom
read moreHow My Grandparents Fell in Lo...
Jewish-American émigré returns to Rovno, Poland, to find his basherte
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Marcel Marceau thrust into a position of responsibility – shines
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The Optimist, a study of human relationships, our power to survive, and need for trusted connections.
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Jeff Ross, Roastmaster, shares stories about his family, his health, and being Jewish
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The voice of All in the Telling’s narrator is authentic, well-matched to the veracity and structure of Mr. Rubinek’s story. I, however, can’t help wishing it ended differently.
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Powerful true story of an ordinary family living through—and surviving—the Holocaust
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If people leave Eureka Day with the possibility of believing that even those with whom they disagree—politically, religiously, philosophically—are not villains, but, rather, individuals who really are worthy of respect, Mr. Spector will have accomplished more with this play than most authors can in a lifetime.
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