ATARA Conference 2/10-2/12
A full weekend of arts and inspiration! Friday Night February 10 – ONEG for the ARTS Congregation Aish Kodesh in Woodmere, NY 894 Woodmere Place Woodmere, NY 11598 http://www.aishkodesh.org/ Improv Theater & Harmonious Zmirot Open to the Community Motzei Shabbos February 11 – Coffee House at the Jewish Music Cafe! 401 9th Street Brooklyn, NY […]
December 18, 2011 – Benefit Concert in Great Neck, NY
All proceeds will benefit Kol Neshama, a Los Angeles-based non-profit corporation dedicated to providing professional artistic training and performance opportunities for girls and women in a Torah-observant setting and to developing an emerging artistic voice through the creation of distinctly Jewish film and stage productions. Sunday, December 18, 2011 3 – 5 pm Refreshments/Meet & […]
Photos from Ten Yad Performance of “The Hasty Chuppah”
Set in the 1700’s, the story portrays Sarah, the beautiful, righteous innkeeper’s daughter as she desperately tries to escape the marriage proposal forced on her by the poretz’s depraved son.
Jewish Journal: 7 Days in Arts
EXCERPT: August 19 – Tuesday No boys allowed tonight. Kol Neshama Performing Arts Conservatory takes the stage with a three-day run of two shows, today, tomorrow and Thursday. The day camp for Orthodox girls was started by Robin Saex Garbose to give religious girls an outlet for their creativity. With modesty preserved, the girls sing […]
Jewish Press: Kol Neshama: Voice of the Soul
by Brenda Goldstein Robin Saex Garbose truly did a kiddush Hashem by breathing life into Kol Neshama, a summer performing arts conservatory in Los Angeles of which she is artistic director. The acting-singing-dancing troupe of approximately 25 schoolgirls from all over the country performed on August 28-30 at the Ivar Theater in Hollywood. This year’s […]
Jewish Journal: Voices of the Soul
by Julie Gruenbaum Fax In a basement aerobics studio in the Westside Jewish Community Center, four girls dance before a wall of mirrors, perfecting the nuances of their twirls and chassés. Two of them, playing sisters on a train to Auschwitz, sing in Yiddish “Aufin Pripertchik” (“Upon the Hearth”). Two others dance behind them, representing […]