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Jewish Women’s Theatre presents “Saffron and Rosewater”

Enjoy an evening of stories, song, and lovely surprises, transporting you to Iran and back to America and illuminating the struggles of Persian Jewish women. Presented in conjunction with Light and Shadows, “Saffron and Rosewater” features dramatic readings from the beautiful writings of Gina Nahai, Angella Nazarian (pictured second), Farideh Goldin, Dora Levy Mossanen (pictured first) and Esther Amini, many of whom will be in attendance for a talkback session. Niki Black (pictured third) performs classical Persian songs. The program concludes with a hosted reception.

This special presentation is free but reservations are required. Reservations do not guarantee seating; we recommend attendees arrive 30 minutes prior to the start of the program. If we are over capacity (the auditorium seats 300+), unclaimed reservations will be released at 7:15 pm. Click here for directions and parking information.

Reservations: http://www.ucla.hillel.org/saffronandrosewater


“Saffron and Rosewater” is directed by Eve Brandstein; produced and adapted by Ronda Spinak; co-produced by Jessica Youseffi and presented in collaboration with The Dortort Center for Creativity in the Arts at UCLA Hillel and Shulamit Gallery.

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Dates: Thu, Nov 29, 2012 at 7:30pm - 12:00am
Event Price: Free Program
Organization: Fowler Museum at UCLA
Venue: Fowler Museum at UCLA
North Campus, UCLA
Park in lot 4, Sunset @ Westwood Plaza
Los Angeles, CA 90095
Web Site: www.fowler.ucla.edu
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