Is heaven a place? Who gets to go? Will you see your spouse there? What about your dog? Don’t pack your bags yet, but join Sarah once again as she journeys through the pages of Lisa Miller’s book ‘Heaven.’
Abraham and Sarah request the honor of your presence at a feast to celebrate the weaning of their son, Isaac. BYOB.
Join us as we reconvene and find Sarah in a shtik nachas.
“Comedy in a Minor Key” a dark comedy of wartime manners that is impossible not to enjoy despite the serious subject.
“The False Friend” transports to all the places a book could take me, shouting its relevance way beyond the experience of Celia, now 31, looking back to her 11-year-old-self. Read the book, then come to the St. Paul JCC to hear Myla speak.
The holidays are over, the coffee-table books have all been unwrapped and set aside, and winter isn’t going anywhere. Settle in for some good reading. Literary critic D. G. Myers here presents the 38 best Jewish books of 2011, all of which merit your attention.
Ravid Kahalani, the frontman for Yemen Blues, has a message to deliver. I just wish Kahalani would shut up and let the music do the talking for him.
There’s no question, Rodgers and Hammerstein’s musical “Cinderella” at the Ordway is one the most enjoyable performances I’ve seen in town this year. Don’t miss it and bring your daughters and sons (in princess and prince wear).
“Funny how? I mean, funny like I’m a clown? I amuse you? I make you laugh? How am I funny? Tell me. Tell me what’s funny.”
Matisyahu is going through a change in his life. It’s apparent that he’s had a moment of clarity, and he’s running with it.
Fred and Adele meet Fred and Ginger.
Previously, on Gerar Law – Abimelech, Sarah, orifices, intercessory prayer, Isaac. You know the routine.
Return with us now, to those thrilling days of yesteryear. Hi Yo Silverman! Away!
You talking to me? I’m the only one here. You talking to me?
A bitsl of drama with Michael Wex’s “The Frumkiss Family Business.” Read the review, and hear the author speak on Saturday at the Twin Cities Jewish Book Fair’s Closing Event.
