Community Religious School
Community Religious School
Grades K & 1 Family Ed. For more information, contact Rabbi Einav Symons einavsne@netscape.net
35 events found.
Calendar of Events
S Sun
M Mon
T Tue
W Wed
T Thu
F Fri
S Sat
8 events,
Chai Hebrew School
Chai Hebrew School
Chai Hebrew School: Where Judaism comes alive. 757 Hopkins Rd, Williamsville, NY 14221 716 639 -7600 ChaiHebrewSchool.com Sundays 10:00 - 12:30 - Lunch is served November 10, 17, 24 December 8, 15 January 5, 12, 19, 26 February 2, 9 March 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 April 6, 27 May 4, 11, 18 June 1
5 events,
Film Festival: Torah Tropical
Film Festival: Torah Tropical
(Documentary) Columbia 2024 100 min. NR Spanish/Hebrew Director: Gloria Nancy Monsalve This insightful documentary follows an Orthodox Jewish family’s difficult quest to leave Colombia, a country where Jews are rare, and immigrate to Israel to make aliyah. Featuring stunning visuals of a mikvah ceremony and unexpected moments of humor, this documentary takes viewers inside one family’s harrowing life path. Ultimately, this immigration story is about personal growth and spiritual resilience. CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS
Film Festival: The Glory of Life
Film Festival: The Glory of Life
(Drama/Romance) Austria.Germany 2024 98 min. PG German Directors: Judith Kaufmann, Georg Maas It’s 1923 and while Franz Kafka doesn’t know it yet, it’s nearly his last year on earth. His struggle with tuberculosis has led him to a convalescent care facility on the Baltic Coast and serendipitously to Dora Diamant. A worldly and wise writer, she is working in a Jewish community nearby when their paths cross, and their great love story takes off. Through the power of love, the last year of Franz Kafka’s life becomes his happiest. Beautifully filmed in Berlin and the Baltic. CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS
Film Festival: All About The Levkoviches
Film Festival: All About The Levkoviches
(Drama/Comedy) Hungary 2024 85 min. Hungarian PG Director: Adam Breier Tamás, an aging boxing coach, gets along well with everyone but his own son. Estranged since Iván became religious and moved to Israel, there had been no reason to mend their severed relationship. Tamás has lived happily in Budapest with his beloved wife, Zsuzsa, but when she dies unexpectedly, Iván resurfaces and insists on a proper Shiva. Reluctant to accept, Tamás realizes it may be his only opportunity to meet his grandson Ariel. Over the course of the week of mourning, past conflicts resurface and they embark on an unexpected journey of self reflection and reconciliation. CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS
7 events,
Parsha Conversations
Parsha Conversations
Hosted at a local Amherst Law Office For more information, email Rabbi Schachter at rabbischachter75@gmail.com.
Film Festival: Children of Nobody
Film Festival: Children of Nobody
(Drama) Israel 2022 108 min. PG Hebrew Director: Erez Tadmor Inspired by a true story, Children of Nobody gives voice to those on the periphery, often unnoticed and uncared for. In the heart of Tel Aviv's Neve Tzedek neighborhood, a deteriorated house serves as a refuge for youth from troubled backgrounds. Jackie, a young man thrust into the role of running the shelter, house’s at-risk youth, launches a relentless campaign against the municipality’s representatives to save the house, which, for the youth it shelters, is their last refuge. CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS
Film Festival: Remembering Gene Wilder
Film Festival: Remembering Gene Wilder
(Documentary/Biography) U.S. 2023 97 min. NR Director: Ron Frank The star of "Willy Wonka", "Blazing Saddles", "Young Frankenstein" and many more is remembered by those who knew and loved him in this documentary. Features Mel Brooks, Alan Alda, Carol Kane, and others. CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS
10 events,
-
Jewish Ethical Wisdom: Ethics of Our Fathers
Jewish Ethical Wisdom: Ethics of Our Fathers
Enjoy a delicious lunch while listening to an engaging discussion of Jewish ethics from practical as well as spiritual perspectives.
Film Festival: 999: The Forgotten Girls
Film Festival: 999: The Forgotten Girls
(Documentary) U.S. 2024 86 min. R Directors: Heather Dune Macadam, Beatriz Calleja 999: The Forgotten Girls of the Holocaust reveals the untold story of 999 unmarried, young Slovak Jewish women initially registered for government service in a purported shoe factory, only to be tragically sent to Auschwitz. Who were these young women? Why were they chosen? How did a handful survive over three years in the death camps? Survivors reveal the truth of this almost completely ignored piece of women's history, the First Official Jewish Transport to Auschwitz. CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS
Film Festival: Torah Tropical
Film Festival: Torah Tropical
(Documentary) Columbia 2024 100 min. NR Spanish/Hebrew Director: Gloria Nancy Monsalve This insightful documentary follows an Orthodox Jewish family’s difficult quest to leave Colombia, a country where Jews are rare, and immigrate to Israel to make aliyah. Featuring stunning visuals of a mikvah ceremony and unexpected moments of humor, this documentary takes viewers inside one family’s harrowing life path. Ultimately, this immigration story is about personal growth and spiritual resilience. CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS
10 events,
-
Babies & Books – Passover
Babies & Books – Passover
Join us at the Audubon Library, 350 John James Audubon Pkwy, Amherst, NY 14228 This event is perfect for babies and toddlers ages 3 months through 4 years-old and the grown-ups who love them! CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
Film Festival: All About The Levkoviches
Film Festival: All About The Levkoviches
(Drama/Comedy) Hungary 2024 85 min. Hungarian PG Director: Adam Breier Tamás, an aging boxing coach, gets along well with everyone but his own son. Estranged since Iván became religious and moved to Israel, there had been no reason to mend their severed relationship. Tamás has lived happily in Budapest with his beloved wife, Zsuzsa, but when she dies unexpectedly, Iván resurfaces and insists on a proper Shiva. Reluctant to accept, Tamás realizes it may be his only opportunity to meet his grandson Ariel. Over the course of the week of mourning, past conflicts resurface and they embark on an unexpected journey of self reflection and reconciliation. CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS
Film Festival: Children of Nobody
Film Festival: Children of Nobody
(Drama) Israel 2022 108 min. PG Hebrew Director: Erez Tadmor Inspired by a true story, Children of Nobody gives voice to those on the periphery, often unnoticed and uncared for. In the heart of Tel Aviv's Neve Tzedek neighborhood, a deteriorated house serves as a refuge for youth from troubled backgrounds. Jackie, a young man thrust into the role of running the shelter, house’s at-risk youth, launches a relentless campaign against the municipality’s representatives to save the house, which, for the youth it shelters, is their last refuge. CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS
2 events,
The Spirit of Shabbat
The Spirit of Shabbat
The Spirit of Shabbat (Zoom Only). Give yourself a spiritual Shabbat treat. Join Rabbi Greenberg for penetrating insight along with a delightful story. Zoom connection information: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/2268494785?pwd=YVFLK0E5TzZGRUk5aUhsVWNzWXZ5Zz09 Meeting ID: 226 849 4785 Password: 613 (if prompted) or Call +1 929 205 6099
PJ Pals Shabbat
PJ Pals Shabbat
https://www.tfaforms.com/5131657Join PJ Library for a family-friendly Shabbat service featuring your favorite Buffalo synagogues and community partners! CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
0 events,
9 events,
Chai Hebrew School
Chai Hebrew School
Chai Hebrew School: Where Judaism comes alive. 757 Hopkins Rd, Williamsville, NY 14221 716 639 -7600 ChaiHebrewSchool.com Sundays 10:00 - 12:30 - Lunch is served November 10, 17, 24 December 8, 15 January 5, 12, 19, 26 February 2, 9 March 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 April 6, 27 May 4, 11, 18 June 1
BLT – MEN’S TEFILLIN CLUB
BLT – MEN’S TEFILLIN CLUB
Bagel. Lox. Tefillin. First Sunday of each month | 10:00 - 10:30am Jump-start your month with a power breakfast for your Body and Soul. Pairs of Tefillin and instructions will be provided. No background necessary
1 event,
-
The Inside Story – Explore the Torah
The Inside Story – Explore the Torah
Join Rabbi Greenberg for a penetrating and inspiring exploration of the weekly torah portion. at Jewish Federation Apartments - 275 Essjay Rd (in conference room). as well as on Zoom
3 events,
Parsha Conversations
Parsha Conversations
Hosted at a local Amherst Law Office For more information, email Rabbi Schachter at rabbischachter75@gmail.com.
Jewish Enrichment Kids Club
Jewish Enrichment Kids Club
Where it’s fun to be Jewish Dinner will be served at 5:00 PM For more information call Brocha Leah Greenberg at 716.908.0133 www.jewishdiscovery.org
9 events,
-
Jewish Ethical Wisdom: Ethics of Our Fathers
Jewish Ethical Wisdom: Ethics of Our Fathers
Enjoy a delicious lunch while listening to an engaging discussion of Jewish ethics from practical as well as spiritual perspectives.
Beginner Hebrew
Beginner Hebrew
This basic introductory Hebrew reading course is for Beginners interested in learning the Hebrew alphabet, grammar, and vocabulary with a focus on reading prayers for Shabbat, Synagogue Services, and traditional blessings. This is an introductory course. 2nd Semester: classes run 1/22 – 4/9 Wednesdays | 6-7 pm Cost: $215 CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
Intermediate Hebrew
Intermediate Hebrew
This intermediate level Hebrew course is to further develop skills for those who already know the Hebrew alphabet and can read several words and phrases. The focus of this course is on Hebrew prayer. 2nd Semester: classes run 1/22 – 4/9 Wednesdays | 6-7 pm Cost: $215 CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
2 events,
-
TBZ Aleph Champ
TBZ Aleph Champ
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Open to Children Grades 1-7. $180 per child includes all books and materials. Sessions are on Thursdays from 4 PM-5:30 PM at the Broder Center, 700 Sweet Home Road
Nuggets of Talmud
Nuggets of Talmud
A weekly study of the moral, psychological and spiritual teachings of the Talmud. Hot, golden chicken soup is served. at Jewish Discovery Center - 831 Maple Rd. www.jewishdiscovery.org
2 events,
The Spirit of Shabbat
The Spirit of Shabbat
The Spirit of Shabbat (Zoom Only). Give yourself a spiritual Shabbat treat. Join Rabbi Greenberg for penetrating insight along with a delightful story. Zoom connection information: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/2268494785?pwd=YVFLK0E5TzZGRUk5aUhsVWNzWXZ5Zz09 Meeting ID: 226 849 4785 Password: 613 (if prompted) or Call +1 929 205 6099
Midlife Shabbat Dinner
Midlife Shabbat Dinner
Adults 55+, seeking Jewish Engagement in a nontraditional setting join together for a Pre-Passover Carb Fest shabbat dinner. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
2 events,
Passover
Passover
The eight-day festival of Passover is celebrated in the early spring, from the 15th through the 22nd of the Hebrew month of Nissan. It commemorates the liberation of the Israelites from slavery in ancient Egypt. It is observed by avoiding leaven and highlighted by the Seder meals that include four cups of wine, eating matzah and bitter herbs, and retelling the story of the Exodus.
Passover Seder
Passover Seder
Celebrate Passover in the great company of friends, family, and community! You and your family are invited to enjoy a warm, authentic, and inspiring Passover experience. Held at the Center for Jewish Life, the Passover Seder features a gourmet four-course meal, hand baked shmurah matzah, four cups of wine, personal English-Hebrew Haggadas and beautiful insights into our timeless Festival of Freedom. First Seder: April 12 @ 8:00pm - 10:00 Second Seder: April 13 @ 8:30pm - 10:30 No charge. All are welcome Center for Jewish Life 757 Hopkins Rd. Williamsville, NY 14221 Click Here to Reserve Now!
2 events,
Passover
Passover Seder
Passover Seder
Celebrate Passover in the great company of friends, family, and community! You and your family are invited to enjoy a warm, authentic, and inspiring Passover experience. Held at the Center for Jewish Life, the Passover Seder features a gourmet four-course meal, hand baked shmurah matzah, four cups of wine, personal English-Hebrew Haggadas and beautiful insights into our timeless Festival of Freedom. First Seder: April 12 @ 8:00pm - 10:00 Second Seder: April 13 @ 8:30pm - 10:30 No charge. All are welcome Center for Jewish Life 757 Hopkins Rd. Williamsville, NY 14221 Click Here to Reserve Now!
2 events,
-
The Inside Story – Explore the Torah
The Inside Story – Explore the Torah
Join Rabbi Greenberg for a penetrating and inspiring exploration of the weekly torah portion. at Jewish Federation Apartments - 275 Essjay Rd (in conference room). as well as on Zoom
3 events,
Parsha Conversations
Parsha Conversations
Hosted at a local Amherst Law Office For more information, email Rabbi Schachter at rabbischachter75@gmail.com.
Jewish Enrichment Kids Club
Jewish Enrichment Kids Club
Where it’s fun to be Jewish Dinner will be served at 5:00 PM For more information call Brocha Leah Greenberg at 716.908.0133 www.jewishdiscovery.org
4 events,
-
Family Passover Party
Family Passover Party
Join Clearfield Library and the JCC for a Family Passover Party with Stories, crafts and snacks. Registration required; space is limited. Call 716-688-4955 to reserve your spot today!
-
Jewish Ethical Wisdom: Ethics of Our Fathers
Jewish Ethical Wisdom: Ethics of Our Fathers
Enjoy a delicious lunch while listening to an engaging discussion of Jewish ethics from practical as well as spiritual perspectives.
3 events,
-
Buffalo Corner Reading Series presents Mystery Night
Buffalo Corner Reading Series presents Mystery Night
Thursday, April 17, 7 - 8:30 p.m., in person and via Zoom. Featured guest: Edgar Award Winning Author Gary Earl Ross. Like all art, poetry bridges communities and fosters tolerance. BCRS provides a forum for cultural differences and understanding while helping writers find inspiration and improve their craft. Free and open to all. On site at Congregation Shir Shalom, 4660 Sheridan Drive, Amherst, NY For more information, contact Gunilla Kester at gunilla@thekesters.net
Nuggets of Talmud
Nuggets of Talmud
A weekly study of the moral, psychological and spiritual teachings of the Talmud. Hot, golden chicken soup is served. at Jewish Discovery Center - 831 Maple Rd. www.jewishdiscovery.org
2 events,
The Spirit of Shabbat
The Spirit of Shabbat
The Spirit of Shabbat (Zoom Only). Give yourself a spiritual Shabbat treat. Join Rabbi Greenberg for penetrating insight along with a delightful story. Zoom connection information: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/2268494785?pwd=YVFLK0E5TzZGRUk5aUhsVWNzWXZ5Zz09 Meeting ID: 226 849 4785 Password: 613 (if prompted) or Call +1 929 205 6099
1 event,
2 events,
Passover
3 events,
-
The Inside Story – Explore the Torah
The Inside Story – Explore the Torah
Join Rabbi Greenberg for a penetrating and inspiring exploration of the weekly torah portion. at Jewish Federation Apartments - 275 Essjay Rd (in conference room). as well as on Zoom
3 events,
Parsha Conversations
Parsha Conversations
Hosted at a local Amherst Law Office For more information, email Rabbi Schachter at rabbischachter75@gmail.com.
Jewish Enrichment Kids Club
Jewish Enrichment Kids Club
Where it’s fun to be Jewish Dinner will be served at 5:00 PM For more information call Brocha Leah Greenberg at 716.908.0133 www.jewishdiscovery.org
Author Hanna Temkin
Author Hanna Temkin
Hanna Temkin, nee Rabinowicz, was born into a traditional, working-class Jewish family in Lodz, Poland in 1921. In many ways her story is like that of others who lived through some of the most horrific episodes of the 20th century, WW2, and the Holocaust. Yet, it is also quite unique in that she introduces the readers to the little known, particularly in the English language literature, wartime Soviet Union where she had to contend with dislocation, hunger, and entirely different social, linguistic, and political systems, starting at the tender age of 18. In the later part of the book, she describes returning to Poland, and then barely 20 years later undergoing another forced emigration this time going west. Purchase a Copy Here My Involuntary Journeys: A Memoir Father seemed strangely agitated sending me off. “Go,” he said, “Hanele, go, it’s time!” He urged me as if he were glad to see me go; as if he knew somehow that he was sending me off to live. In -My Involuntary Journeys, Hanna Temkin shares her story for the first time, shedding light on lesser-known aspects of Jewish life and survival in Eastern Europe before, during, and after the Holocaust. Moreover, Hanna’s story is […]
4 events,
BJF Executive Committee Meeting
BJF Executive Committee Meeting
Executive Committee Meetings will be held from 12pm – 1:30pm (Location TBD) February 5 April 23 July 9 August 27 October 22
-
Jewish Ethical Wisdom: Ethics of Our Fathers
Jewish Ethical Wisdom: Ethics of Our Fathers
Enjoy a delicious lunch while listening to an engaging discussion of Jewish ethics from practical as well as spiritual perspectives.
Intro to Judaism
Intro to Judaism
In collaboration with the Buffalo Board of Rabbis and Cantors, this exceptional course is designed for: couples of multiple faiths considering marriage, individuals interested in conversion, or individuals (Jewish and non-Jewish) interested in learning more about Jewish religion and history. This course will explore the Jewish calendar and life cycles, worship and beliefs, the Bible, Rabbinic literature, Antisemitism, the Holocaust, Zionism and the State of Israel. Date/Time/Location: Wednesdays 6:30-8:30, JCC Benderson (Zoom for inclement weather) Dates: February 5, 12, 19, 26, March 5, 12, 19, 26, April 2, 9, 23, 30 (Yom HaZikaron - will attend community commemoration as a class) & May 7
4 events,
Talmud Weekly Study Group
Talmud Weekly Study Group
Every Thursday morning 9:00 – 10:00am Dive into the vast sea of the Talmud, the compilation of centuries of Halachic discussion between the greatest of sages. With its stimulating and mind-sharpening twists of logic, the Talmud represents the ultimate in Jewish scholarship. Feel free to join the class at the Center for Jewish Life: 757 Hopkins Rd, Williamsville NY 14221 716 639-7600
-
TBZ Aleph Champ
TBZ Aleph Champ
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Open to Children Grades 1-7. $180 per child includes all books and materials. Sessions are on Thursdays from 4 PM-5:30 PM at the Broder Center, 700 Sweet Home Road
1 event,
The Spirit of Shabbat
The Spirit of Shabbat
The Spirit of Shabbat (Zoom Only). Give yourself a spiritual Shabbat treat. Join Rabbi Greenberg for penetrating insight along with a delightful story. Zoom connection information: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/2268494785?pwd=YVFLK0E5TzZGRUk5aUhsVWNzWXZ5Zz09 Meeting ID: 226 849 4785 Password: 613 (if prompted) or Call +1 929 205 6099
0 events,
7 events,
-
Mazel Tots
Mazel Tots
Fun on a Sunday morning for pre-k kids and a grown-up! Parents and grandparents are invited to join Rabbi Brent and Jill Gutmann for an engaging, interactive, Jewish-themed gathering of Pre-K children and the grown-ups who love them. Doors open at 9:15 AM for Free Play in the gym. The little ones get out their wiggles on our riding toys and other tot-sized gym equipment. Both grown-ups and little ones enjoy the playful atmosphere and making friends. At 10 AM, we move to the Library for stories and songs, followed by some easy arts & crafts and a yummy snack. Members and Non-Members are welcome to attend. Registration for all 9 sessions is $90, but we are always happy to welcome walk-ins at $18/class per child! CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
Elisa Boxer
Elisa Boxer
Elisa Boxer is an Emmy-winning journalist and Sydney Taylor Honor-winning author who has written numerous nonfiction books for children. She has a passion for telling stories about unsung heroes who have found the courage to defy social norms and create change, especially during dark times in history. Her books include The Voice that Won the Vote, Covered in Color (called “compelling from cover to cover” in a Kirkus starred review) and Hidden Hope, which earned three starred reviews and the Sydney Taylor silver medal. Elisa lives in Maine and has many more books on the way. Title: The Tree of Life: How a Holocaust Sapling Inspired the World Descriptions: This delicately told, beautifully illustrated true story is recommended by the publisher for ages five to nine — but, in reality, it’s suitable and useful for children of all ages. It centers on a special maple tree whose descendants are planted in many locations, including the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York City. During the Holocaust, a group of inmates, some of them children, smuggled a small sapling into their concentration camp and cared for it. It was so important to them that they shared their meager water rations with it. Watching it grow and thrive reminded them that, despite their harsh surroundings, a future was possible. […]
1 event,
-
The Inside Story – Explore the Torah
The Inside Story – Explore the Torah
Join Rabbi Greenberg for a penetrating and inspiring exploration of the weekly torah portion. at Jewish Federation Apartments - 275 Essjay Rd (in conference room). as well as on Zoom
3 events,
Parsha Conversations
Parsha Conversations
Hosted at a local Amherst Law Office For more information, email Rabbi Schachter at rabbischachter75@gmail.com.
Jewish Enrichment Kids Club
Jewish Enrichment Kids Club
Where it’s fun to be Jewish Dinner will be served at 5:00 PM For more information call Brocha Leah Greenberg at 716.908.0133 www.jewishdiscovery.org
4 events,
-
Jewish Ethical Wisdom: Ethics of Our Fathers
Jewish Ethical Wisdom: Ethics of Our Fathers
Enjoy a delicious lunch while listening to an engaging discussion of Jewish ethics from practical as well as spiritual perspectives.
Intro to Judaism
Intro to Judaism
In collaboration with the Buffalo Board of Rabbis and Cantors, this exceptional course is designed for: couples of multiple faiths considering marriage, individuals interested in conversion, or individuals (Jewish and non-Jewish) interested in learning more about Jewish religion and history. This course will explore the Jewish calendar and life cycles, worship and beliefs, the Bible, Rabbinic literature, Antisemitism, the Holocaust, Zionism and the State of Israel. Date/Time/Location: Wednesdays 6:30-8:30, JCC Benderson (Zoom for inclement weather) Dates: February 5, 12, 19, 26, March 5, 12, 19, 26, April 2, 9, 23, 30 (Yom HaZikaron - will attend community commemoration as a class) & May 7
5 events,
Talmud Weekly Study Group
Talmud Weekly Study Group
Every Thursday morning 9:00 – 10:00am Dive into the vast sea of the Talmud, the compilation of centuries of Halachic discussion between the greatest of sages. With its stimulating and mind-sharpening twists of logic, the Talmud represents the ultimate in Jewish scholarship. Feel free to join the class at the Center for Jewish Life: 757 Hopkins Rd, Williamsville NY 14221 716 639-7600
-
TBZ Aleph Champ
TBZ Aleph Champ
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Open to Children Grades 1-7. $180 per child includes all books and materials. Sessions are on Thursdays from 4 PM-5:30 PM at the Broder Center, 700 Sweet Home Road
2 events,
The Spirit of Shabbat
The Spirit of Shabbat
The Spirit of Shabbat (Zoom Only). Give yourself a spiritual Shabbat treat. Join Rabbi Greenberg for penetrating insight along with a delightful story. Zoom connection information: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/2268494785?pwd=YVFLK0E5TzZGRUk5aUhsVWNzWXZ5Zz09 Meeting ID: 226 849 4785 Password: 613 (if prompted) or Call +1 929 205 6099
2 events,
The Hatmaker’s Wife
The Hatmaker’s Wife
by Lauren Yee Directed by Steve Vaughan Running May 1-25, 2025 In Lauren Yee's whimsical and poignant new play The Hatmaker's Wife, a young woman moves in with her boyfriend expecting domestic bliss, but instead has trouble getting comfortable. Her strange new home seems determined to help out – and soon the walls are talking. They reveal the magical tale of an old hatmaker and his long-suffering wife, who runs away with his favorite hat. Featuring Tuesdays with Morrie actor Jack Hunter and JRT favorite Peter Palmisano. This sweet and surreal story bends time, space, and Yiddish folklore to redefine the idea of family, home, and true love itself.
The Hatmaker’s Wife
The Hatmaker’s Wife
by Lauren Yee Directed by Steve Vaughan Running May 1-25, 2025 In Lauren Yee's whimsical and poignant new play The Hatmaker's Wife, a young woman moves in with her boyfriend expecting domestic bliss, but instead has trouble getting comfortable. Her strange new home seems determined to help out – and soon the walls are talking. They reveal the magical tale of an old hatmaker and his long-suffering wife, who runs away with his favorite hat. Featuring Tuesdays with Morrie actor Jack Hunter and JRT favorite Peter Palmisano. This sweet and surreal story bends time, space, and Yiddish folklore to redefine the idea of family, home, and true love itself.
- There are no events on this day.
- There are no events on this day.