BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!
After four sold out performances in January, we are fortunate to be coming back with another THREE shows, so if you missed us last time OR you want to see us again -
here's your chance!
A new musical, set in Italy in 1938. It tells a tale of love between the son of the Chief Rabbi of Florence and the daughter of an assimilated family. Set against the turmoil of rising fascism and growing antisemitism in the Vatican, we learn of the decisions in love and life that both Jews and Christians make as these changes unfold.
This original production, music by Hillel Goldblum and book by Daniel Taub, will debut in just a few weeks at the beautiful National Library of Israel in the heart of Jerusalem as well as two additional performances at the Heichal Tarbut in Gush Etzion.
Directed by Aviella Trapido with musical direction under the baton of Paul Salter. Beautiful, new choreography by Batya Feder and a cast made up of incredibly talented performers.
A compelling tale not to be missed, a relevant story in these trying times!
Florence