by Anita Diamant & Janet Buchwald directed by Miriam Schwartz in her directorial debut August 21 – 25, 2019 Minnesota Jewish Theatre Company (MJTC) opens its 25th Anniversary Season with this special project. A contemporary collection of inspiring monologues shares the transformative experience of the modern mikveh, a Jewish ritual bath re-imagined for modern use. […]
by Anita Diamant & Janet Buchwald directed by Miriam Schwartz in her directorial debut August 21 – 25, 2019 Minnesota Jewish Theatre Company (MJTC) opens its 25th Anniversary Season with this special project. A contemporary collection of inspiring monologues shares the transformative experience of the modern mikveh, a Jewish ritual bath re-imagined for modern use. […]
by Anita Diamant & Janet Buchwald directed by Miriam Schwartz in her directorial debut August 21 – 25, 2019 Minnesota Jewish Theatre Company (MJTC) opens its 25th Anniversary Season with this special project. A contemporary collection of inspiring monologues shares the transformative experience of the modern mikveh, a Jewish ritual bath re-imagined for modern use. […]
by Anita Diamant & Janet Buchwald directed by Miriam Schwartz in her directorial debut August 21 – 25, 2019 Minnesota Jewish Theatre Company (MJTC) opens its 25th Anniversary Season with this special project. A contemporary collection of inspiring monologues shares the transformative experience of the modern mikveh, a Jewish ritual bath re-imagined for modern use. […]
by Anita Diamant & Janet Buchwald directed by Miriam Schwartz in her directorial debut August 21 – 25, 2019 Minnesota Jewish Theatre Company (MJTC) opens its 25th Anniversary Season with this special project. A contemporary collection of inspiring monologues shares the transformative experience of the modern mikveh, a Jewish ritual bath re-imagined for modern use. […]
Both my older brother and my older sister played hockey. I’ve been going to rinks since I was in the womb; it’s in my blood!
And this is why I’m taking action today. With every passing survivor we lose the opportunity to hear extraordinary first-hand accounts of survival. It’s now up to us, the families that they’ve created, to keep their legacies alive.
Purple Cloud is about the strange, isolating and all-too-common experience of being different, of being confused, of searching for belonging. It is about the beautiful, difficult work a family does to love and accept each other.
And then, my world collapsed; there was no heartbeat. My baby girl had mysteriously died.
Standing on a Jerusalem street corner on the one trip I made to Israel, I had an overwhelming feeling that most of my life had been spent asleep or in hiding. The Israelis I saw all around me, on the other hand, seemed alive in ways Americans were not; their hearts awake and on their sleeves.