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| | The People’s Violin
by Charles Varon
Directed by Warren C. Bowles
October 23 – November 14, 2021
A filmmaker with a faltering career receives a grant to make a documentary about his father, a famous Jewish author and therapist for Holocaust survivors. When the discovery of a mysterious violin slowly uncovers the family’s unspoken history, the project turns into a gripping quest for truth. This intriguing and suspenseful drama, framed as a documentary, reveals the complexity of family, relationships, and the search for identity.
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| | Chanukah in the Dark
by Hayley Finn
LIMITED PUBLIC PERFORMANCES
Sunday, December 5th, 1 pm and 3 pm
Sunday, December 12th, 1 pm
It’s Chanukah, and 10-year-old Max is looking forward to presents, latkes and his grandmother’s amazing donuts. But when an ice storm causes a power outage, Max discovers that Chanukah is all about overcoming adversity and seeing the miracles in life. A world premiere with original songs, commissioned by our theater. | Sold out |
| | New Play Reading Festival
February 23 – March 13, 2022
Three new plays, hand-picked and not-yet seen by the public, will be presented in onstage readings. This format will allow audiences to experience cutting-edge work and Six Points Theater to broaden the landscape of Jewish theater. As a
subscriber, you’ll be able to see all three of these plays, with readings of each presented multiple times over several weeks.. | Sold out |
| | New Play Reading Festival
February 23 – March 13, 2022
Three new plays, hand-picked and not-yet seen by the public, will be presented in onstage readings. This format will allow audiences to experience cutting-edge work and Six Points Theater to broaden the landscape of Jewish theater. As a
subscriber, you’ll be able to see all three of these plays, with readings of each presented multiple times over several weeks.. | Sold out |
| | New Play Reading Festival
February 23 – March 13, 2022
Three new plays, hand-picked and not-yet seen by the public, will be presented in onstage readings. This format will allow audiences to experience cutting-edge work and Six Points Theater to broaden the landscape of Jewish theater. As a
subscriber, you’ll be able to see all three of these plays, with readings of each presented multiple times over several weeks.. | Sold out |
| | Two Jews Walk Into a War . . .
by Seth Rozin
April 30 – May 22, 2022
Zeblyan and Ishaq are the last two Jews living in Kabul. While they both want to urgently repopulate their ancient Jewish community, how to do so is something they cannot agree upon. Against a backdrop of explosions and bullets, the two men
must reconcile their theological differences and work together. Inspired by true events, this play balances Borscht belt humor and poignancy in a touching look at cultural continuity. | Sold out |