Play List

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Chanukah Shows

The Dreidel Surprise

Get Gelt or Get Out

Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins

Latke Revue

The Latke Rock

The Chanukah Guest

Two Act Musicals

1001 Chickens

Estherella

Out of Ur

The Pirate Princess

Yousef's Partner

It's All About Hats

Nothing Ever Happens in a Small Town

Short Musicals

Psalms Alive!

Seder Songs

The Mystery of the Missing Matzoh

Short Dramas

For All the Right Reasons

From the Beginning

The Death of Ivan Ilych

The Letter of the Law

Of Good Courage

A Time to Choose

Venues

Temple Beth-El, San Antonio Texas
San Pedro Theater, San Antonio Texas
John Paul Theater at Phoenix College
Arizona Jewish Theater, Phoenix Arizona
Jewish Community Center, San Antonio Texas
Theater Judaica, Wisconsin
Temple Shalom, Tulsa Oklahoma
Timrat Theater, Israel
Jewish Theater of the South, Atlanta Georgia
Tucson Hebrew Academy, Tucson Arizona
Jewish Day School, Austin Texas

Comments

"I think one of the great strengths of this play (Out of Ur) is that there are a number of good solid parts... They're well-written, with lots of ways for a director to make it interesting and fun."  Anita Silvert, Theater Judaica, Wisconsin.

"Herschel and the Hanukkah Goblins has been a joy to stage.  The play appeals to a wide variety of ages, capturing the youngest audience members... and engaging the older children.. I highly recommend this thoroughly enjoyable holiday play."  Mira Hirsch, Artistic Director of the Jewish Theater of the South, Atlanta Georgia.

"Some productions have made us think deeply, leading to deep and meaningful discussions. Others have brought smiles to the faces of young and old alike, and have left us singing."  Rabbi Barry Block, Temple Beth-El, San Antonio.

"With book by Wendy L. Waller and score by San Antonio's Linda Kaufman, this relatively light-hearted romp through ancient Persia should be on your "must see" list... I was most impressed, however, with Kaufman's ability as lyricist."  Byrd Bonner, San Antonio Express News Columnist writing about Estherella.

"The original idea and the development of the basic concept are in the best traditions of the theater...audience members were humming the melodies as they left the theater."  Francis Elborne, Managing Director, San Antonio Little Theater, writing about Estherella.