Shane Baker: “Metamorphoses: Dramatic Readings from Yiddish Literature”
March 14, 2010
The Jewish Public Library presents Shane Baker's "Metamorphoses: Dramatic Readings from Yiddish Literature”
Date: Sunday, March 14, 2:00pm.
Address: CinemaSpace at the Segal Centre, 5170 Cote St. Catherine, corner Westbury. 2 blocks West of Métro Côte-Sainte-Catherine.
Tickets: $7 for Jewish Public Library members/students*/ $12 non-members · Limited seatingFor advance tickets please contact the Jewish Public Library: (514) 345-6416, Event info: (514) 345-2627 ext. 3006
Date: Sunday, March 14, 2:00pm.
Address: CinemaSpace at the Segal Centre, 5170 Cote St. Catherine, corner Westbury. 2 blocks West of Métro Côte-Sainte-Catherine.
Tickets: $7 for Jewish Public Library members/students*/ $12 non-members · Limited seating
Doors open 30 minutes prior to the event. Free parking for this event at the YM-YWHA (mention this JPL event). To ensure faster entry and a better choice of seats, JPL members who wish to avail themselves of their preferential rate, must do so prior to the event. Tickets sold at the door are at the regular rate only. Students pay the member rate at all times.
An unforgettable opportunity to hear masterful renditions of works by an array of Yiddish culture’s best modern creative minds, including Kadia Molodowsky, Y. L. Peretz, Anna Margolin, Mates Olitsky, Moyshe Leyb Halpern, Y. L. Teller, and Mikhl Rosenberg. Shane Baker is Executive Director of the Congress for Jewish Culture in New York City. Currently starring at the New Yiddish Rep in his original hit show, “The Big Bupkis!”, he performs and lectures in Yiddish and English across North America and Europe.
An unforgettable opportunity to hear masterful renditions of works by an array of Yiddish culture’s best modern creative minds, including Kadia Molodowsky, Y. L. Peretz, Anna Margolin, Mates Olitsky, Moyshe Leyb Halpern, Y. L. Teller, and Mikhl Rosenberg. Shane Baker is Executive Director of the Congress for Jewish Culture in New York City. Currently starring at the New Yiddish Rep in his original hit show, “The Big Bupkis!”, he performs and lectures in Yiddish and English across North America and Europe.
Introduced by Eugene Orenstein, Yiddish Cultural Committee Co-chair.
Sponsored by the Yetta Feldman Chmiel Endowment, David Zysman Endowment and the Rebecca and Jacob Grossman Endowment.
