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When the war began their mothers were little girls. When it ended
they carried a silence that their own fear would eventually break.
Award-winning storyteller Slash Coleman and award-winning
author Eliezer Sobel bring you Narrow Bridge, a compassionate
and sensitive portrait of the Holocaust's greatest tragedy . >Click
Here for Booking Inquiries
Join the off-beat, creative team known as "The Brisket Brothers,"
as they share their personal stories and songs and reveal their
own discovery of sanctuary and inspiration along the way. The
60-minute production includes an engaging Q&A.
they carried a silence that their own fear would eventually break.
Award-winning storyteller Slash Coleman and award-winning
author Eliezer Sobel bring you Narrow Bridge, a compassionate
and sensitive portrait of the Holocaust's greatest tragedy . >Click
Here for Booking Inquiries
Join the off-beat, creative team known as "The Brisket Brothers,"
as they share their personal stories and songs and reveal their
own discovery of sanctuary and inspiration along the way. The
60-minute production includes an engaging Q&A.
Opening to rave reviews in 2009 during Yom Ha Shoah at the
first annual Holocaust Memorial Exhibit this production has
gone on to spark conversations about identity and faith across
the nation at Jewish Community Centers (JCC), B'nai B'rith,
Hillel organizations on the college campus, a multitude of
synagogues and venues such as Columbia University, Goethe
Institut and The Natl Storytelling Conference.
first annual Holocaust Memorial Exhibit this production has
gone on to spark conversations about identity and faith across
the nation at Jewish Community Centers (JCC), B'nai B'rith,
Hillel organizations on the college campus, a multitude of
synagogues and venues such as Columbia University, Goethe
Institut and The Natl Storytelling Conference.
"Satisfying, warm & sincere."
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| NEXT SHOW: Saturday, September 17, 2011 - 7:30 pm University of Virginia 1824 University Circle Charlottesville, VA |
