From Brooklyn to the Catskill mountains, Jake Ehrenreich uses his unique musical and comedic talents to take us on his first generation American journey. Told through sometimes poignant, sometimes hilarious stories of his holocaust survivor family, Jake and four singer/musicians, along with multi-media images, tell his uplifting tale of devestation to new life.
"It feels like a family celebration; like Billy Crystal's hit 700 Sundays!" -- Hadassah Magazine
The show moves off-Broadway to The Lamb's Theatre (130 West 44th Street, between Broadway and Sixth Ave) beginning Wednesday, June 7th. Click here for more information.
Box Office Hours: 1 hour prior to curtain
Appropriate For Ages: 9 and older
Group Sales: Carol Ostrow@ 212-265-8500
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