You might not expect a 95 year old literature professor to
emphasize youth when discussing his life. But that is exactly how Justus
Rosenberg described his upcoming talk at the Center for Jewish History to me.
“I will do it from the perspective of a teenager…it is for
someone like you.”
Next…
From our friends at the
Museum of the City of New York
Event
Description:
From the
Bowery to Broadway: Yiddish Theater in Song and Conversation
Wednesday,
May 18 at 6:30 pm at the Museum of the City of New York
The Bowery was the birthplace of Yiddish theater and the
music…
Photos from
The People and the Book – The World We Make with Words with
Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks. http://cjh.org/event/2818
Photos taken by
Jen Rodewald, Digital Services Manager,
Gruss Lipper Digital Lab, Center for Jewish History
The American Sephardi Federation invites you to David Serero’s The Merchant of Venice. The French-Moroccan baritone opera singer directs
and stars (as Shylock) in his own Sephardi adaptation of Shakespeare’s
play about love, commerce, and bigotry. Featuring a diverse cast and
Sephardi music.
Two performances next week.
Monday: http://cjh.org/event/2659
Wednesday: http://cjh.org/event/2660