Jewish Community Center of the East Bay (Berkeley, CA)
A Jerusalem Between Us takes stock of some of the recent controversies that have divided Americans and American Jews. It untangles the Rachel Corrie controversy, considers the word "apartheid," reflects on the spirit of Jewish values and wonders what's left of the Left. This solo play follows one man's journey from America to the Middle East on a quest to answer some of the most provocative questions of our time.
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Truly speaks to the split in all of us. Addresses global and personal issues of trust with finesse. It's a work in progress - but aren't we all! A must see for anyone who has any feelings about the situation in the Middle East, Arab, Jew and Christian alike.
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A Jerusalem Between Us takes stock of recent controversies that have divided Americans and American Jews. The play untangles the Rachel Corrie controversy, considers the word "apartheid," reflects on the spirit of Jewish values and wonders what's left of the Left. In this solo play, one man travels from America to the Middle East giving voice to different characters he meets along his journey as he searches for answers to some of the most provocative questions of our time.
By Aaron Davidman
The Jewish Theatre San Francisco creates and presents plays that are rooted in the Jewish experience that intend to make the culture resonant and meaningful to the lives of our community as well as build bridges to other cultures.
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