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comedy
Choice of a Jew generation
Jewish Journal
October 26, 2006
\”Jewtopia: The Chosen Book for the Chosen People\”
Spectator – A Night at the Hebraic Opera
Amy Klein
February 9, 2006
\”The Imaginary Invalid\” is Dinur\’s first project for her new organization, The Jewish-Hebrew Stage. Together with Yoram Najum The Jewish-Hebrew Stage plans to bring Hebrew and Israeli theater to Los Angeles, as well as teach Hebrew through drama.
Bialystock and Bloom Tell the Truth
Tom Tugend
December 15, 2005
Formerly high-riding New York producer Max Bialystock is on the ropes after a series of flops. When meek accountant Leo Bloom comes into his office to inspect the books, Bloom makes a discovery: If a producer raises a bundle of money to put into a show, but it closes immediately, he can reap a windfall.
Calendar
Keren Engelberg
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Temple Ner Tamid: 9:30 a.m. Creational Service. Informal learning-oriented service with a creative, participatory style. Potluck lunch follows.
The Tao of Woody
Amy Klein
October 14, 2004
First came God. Then came Godot. Then came Woody Allen. Actually, none of them ever showed up — not in the play \”Waiting for Godot\” or the newly acclaimed short feature film parodying it, \”Waiting for Woody Allen.\”
Roasting Woody Allen — Gently
Naomi Pfefferman
September 16, 2004
One could call \”Who Killed Woody Allen?\” a \”benign revenge comedy.\” Co-authors Tom Dunn, Dan Callahan and Brendan Connor wrote the whodunit after Allen allegedly withdrew the rights to his play, \”Death,\” from their theater company in 2001.
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