Who - Lindsey Newman, Director of Community Engagement from Be’chol Lashon, and Rabbi Ruth Abusch-Magder Ph.D., Be’chol Lashon’s Education Director and a Rabbi-in-Residence.

Session 1: In this first session we saw Be'chol Lashon's perspective of the ethnic, racial and cultural diversity of Jewish people and experience around the globe. We received a 3,000-year Jewish history lesson and also began to break down the meaning of race in America.

How - via Zoom, email jeremy@alljewishtheatre.org for the recording

Tickets - Free for AJT Members, $40 for Non-Members to watch/attend all three (3) sessions or $18 to watch/attend an individual session. If price is an impediment, email me to let me know.

RSVP and More Info - email jeremy@alljewishtheatre.org

Who - Lindsey Newman, Director of Community Engagement from Be’chol Lashon, and Rabbi Ruth Abusch-Magder Ph.D., Be’chol Lashon’s Education Director and a Rabbi-in-Residence.

Session 2: 

In this second session Lindsey and Rabbi Ruth will dig deeper into the ways race and racism affect the current-day systems we are a part of. We will learn and reflect on how implicit bias and behaviors create barriers to cultural competence. There will also be an opportunity for community connection and personal sharing.

How - email jeremy@alljewishtheatre.org for the recording

Tickets - Free for AJT Members, $40 for Non-Members to attend all three (3) sessions or $18 to watch/attend an individual session. If price is an impediment, email me to let me know.

RSVP and More Info - email jeremy@alljewishtheatre.org

Starts at sundown on Friday, September 18 and ends at sundown on Sunday, September 20.

Who - Baron Kelly is an internationally recognized critic, historian, practitioner, and scholar.

Michael Posnick is a Theatre Director, who has had dramas and musical productions produced at The Manhattan Theatre Club, Yale Rep, Carnegie Hall, and the New York Philharmonic at Lincoln Center.

Ellen Schiff is the author of the seminal work “From Stereotype to Metaphor: The Jew In Contemporary Drama”.

Bob Skloot is the author and editor of many books and essays including the ground-breaking two-volume “The Theatre of the Holocaust” (1981, 1999).

David Y. Chack (moderator) is the Producing Artistic Director of ShPIeL - Performing Identity in Chicago and Louisville.

How - via Zoom, email jeremy@alljewishtheatre.org for the link

Tickets - Free for AJT Members, $18 for Non-Members

RSVP and More Info - email jeremy@alljewishtheatre.org  

Starts at sundown on Sunday, September 27 and ends at sundown on Monday, September 28.

AJT's Artistic Director and Institutional Leaders 4th Talking Circle will be led by David Winitsky, Founder & Artistic Director of Jewish Plays Project and Interim Producing Artistic Director of Kitchen Theatre Company.

We will discuss Jewish plays and projects, especially new and relevant ones.

If you are an AJT Member and Artistic Director or Institutional Leader, email jeremy@alljewishtheatre.org to RSVP