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2005-2006 Cultural Calendar: Performing
Arts
Classical
Music | Israeli Music | Lectures
and Literature | Movies
Performing Arts | Special
Events | Visual Arts
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| Itamar
Walks on Walls
A
Puppet Show from Israel
Written By David Grossman, adapted
and performed by Sharona Shapiro
Itamar has an amazing gift - at night when everyone
is asleep he walks on walls. He climbs up the
walls of his bedroom and enters one of the pictures.
“When you enter a picture you see and hear
things that you don’t see and hear from
the outside. Read
more...
Sunday, September 11,
2005. 11:00 AM. Peninsula Temple Sholom,
Lillian Byer Social Hall, 1655 Sebastian Dr.,
Burlingame. Tickets: $8 kids, $10
adults. Info: (415) 844-7503.
Sunday, September 11, 2005. 4:30 P.M.
Congregation Beth Am, Social Hall, 26790 Arastradero
Rd., Los Altos Hills. Tickets: $8 kids, $10
adults. Info: (415) 844-7503 |
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Dudu
Topaz in “I have not Time”
Hottest
comedy from Israel!
Sunday,
October 2, 2005. 8:00 PM: Jewish Community
Center of San Francisco, 3200 California St.,
San Francisco. Info: http://www.yendor.com/yadbeyad,
or call 408.503.8243
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"It Sounds Better
In Amharic"
Actor
and Scholar-in-Residence Yossi Vassa in an Israeli
/ Ethiopian one man show on tour for Black History
Month. Reception and discussion
following the show.
Yossi Vassa, who
was born in Ethiopia and made aliya to Israel
in 1985 at age 10, is a well-known Israeli actor
and comedian.
"It Sounds Better In
Amharic" is a moving, personal account
of a 700 kilometer journey by foot from Ethiopia
to a refugee camp in Sudan, and then finally flying
to the holy land. Nostalgic memories of life in
Ethiopia are mixed with hilarious perspectives
towards the adjustments that must be made when
moving to modern day Israel.
Ethiopian-born Comic Mines History
for Laughs, by Loolwa Khazzoom LOOLWA,The
Forward, February 24, 2006
PERFORMANCE
SCHEDULE
Saturday,
February 11, 2006. 1:00 pm, 4:00 pm.
Sunday, February 12, 2006. 12:30 pm.
MOAD, The Museum of the African Diaspora.
685 Mission St. San Francisco. (415) 358-7200.
Free with museum admission.
Wednesday, February
15, 2006. 7:30 pm. UC Davis.
At the Campus Coffee House (CoHo). Phone: (530)
756-3708. Free.
Thursday, February 16, 2006. 7:30
pm. UC Berkeley. 145 Dwinelle
Hallin. (510)-845-7793.
Saturday, February 18,
2006. 8:00 pm. Congregation Shomrei Torah,
1717 Yulupa Avenue, Santa Rosa. Cost: $10.00.
Info: (707) 578-5519.
Sunday, February 19,
2006. 7:30 pm. Special Be’chol Lashon
special presentation at the Claremont Hotel .
41 Tunnel Road, Berkeley. Tickets: $10 ($5 for
students and seniors). www.inticketing.com.
Monday, February 20,
2006. 4:00 pm. San Jose State. Cultural
Heritage Center. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library.
One Washington Square, San Jose. (408) 286.6669
Free.
Due to
popular demand we are adding another show:
Thursday, February 23, 2006 at 7:00pm.
MOAD, Museum of African Diaspora, 685 Mission
St. San Francisco (415) 358-7200. Followed
by an invitation only reception.
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| Zeev
Revach in "Banim Gidalti Veromamti"
A
hillarious comedy
Written By Sam Brobrik and Ron Clark.
Translated by Ehud Manor. Directed by Zeev Revach.
With Zeev Revach, Tsachi Noy, Rita Shukron,
Maayan Harush, Camila, and Gregory Tal.
Saturday, April 1, 2006.
8:00 pm. College of San Mateo Theatre,
1700 West Hillsdale Blvd., San Mateo. Ticket prices:
$45, $55, $75. Limited number of VIP tickets for
"Yad Beyad Silicon Valley" Project.
More info: www.yendor.com/yadbeyad,
or call Vered Ravid at 408.530.8243, or Tsiona
Tassa at 650.965.3799. |
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Inbal
Pinto Dance Company in Oyster
A
Surreal Circus Fable for Our Times
"Part surreal vaudeville, part circus, and part
toy store after midnight: that's Oyster..."
says the Village Voice,
adding: "This creation by the wildly imaginative
Israeli team of choreographer Pinto and director
Pollak is whimsical, a delight for the eye." Formerly
of the Batsheva Dance Company, Pinto combines
striking visuals with acrobatic choreography in
Osyter. It is a poetic evening-length work
The New York Times calls
"a wider fable for our time."
"Oyster is cheering...Its blend of dance
and theatre is a magical gift to the audience."
- The Times, London
Friday, May 5, 2006, 8:00 PM. Saturday,
May 6, 2006. 2:00 & 8:00 PM. Yerba
Buena Center for the Performing Arts, 701 Mission
@ 3rd, San Francisco. Info: http://www.performances.org,
or call 415.398.6449 . Exclusive
TZAVTA Discount on advance tickets: Mention the
code “Israel” to receive 10%
discount
Presented
by the Israel Center & the
Consulate General of Israel in
San Francisco:
May 6, following the evening show, a post-performance
discussion, Q&A and reception are hosted by
the Israel Center - free admission. (See
Lectures & Literature)
Friday, May 12 & Saturday, May
13, 2006 at 8:00 PM. Post performance
artist Q&A. Mondavi Center,
University of California, Davis, One Shields Ave.,
Davis. Click
to buy tickets
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| Israel
Katorza
Israei
Stand-up Comedy Show.
Saturday, May 13. 8:30
pm.
Jewish Community Center of
San Francisco. 3200 California St., San Francisco.
Ticket prices: $45, $55, $75. Limited number of
VIP tickets for "the Warm Home" project
of Yad BeYad. More info: www.yendor.com/yadbeyad,
or call Vered Ravid at 408.530.8243, or Tziona
Tassa at 650.965.3799. |
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| Be'chol
Lashon (In Every Tongue) Theatre stage - Multicultural
Jewish Theatre Festival - at the Metreon
One Day, One
stage, One people: MANY VOICES
Jewish voices from Ethiopia, Russia, England,
Israel, and the United States. Celebrate the
Diversity of Israel and of Jewish Peoplehood.
Multi-Lingual & Multi-Theatrical performances
of Drama, Stand-Up Comedy, Slam Poetry, Music,
and Dance in Russian, English, Hebrew and Amharic.
BE’CHOL LASHON (In
Every Tongue), is a program of the Institute
for Jewish & Community Research, seeks to
grow and strengthen the Jewish people through
racial and ethnic inclusiveness.
June 4, 2006. Yerba
Buena Gardens, San Francisco. More
on Israel in the Gardens 2006...
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"It Sounds Better
In Amharic"
Israeli
Theatre Performance – Back in the Bay Area after
last February’s sold out tour!
Yossi Vassa, who
was born in Ethiopia and made aliya to Israel
in 1985 at age 10, is a well-known Israeli actor
and comedian.
"It Sounds Better In
Amharic" is a moving, personal account
of a 700 kilometer journey by foot from Ethiopia
to a refugee camp in Sudan, and then finally flying
to the holy land. Nostalgic memories of life in
Ethiopia are mixed with hilarious perspectives
towards the adjustments that must be made when
moving to modern day Israel.
Friday, June 9. 9:00
pm. (in Hebrew). Social Hall,
Congregation Beth Am. 26790 Arastradero Road,
Los Altos Hills. An SF Israel Center presentation,
co-presented with the Israeli House of the Israeli
consulate. More Info: 415-512-6285.
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