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Works in Progress: The 6 Points Fellows at CJH

Works in Progress: The 6 Points Fellows Program

Come get a sneak peek as the Six Points Fellows present their newest projects.  After each performance there will be a conversation with a noted scholar, exploring the creative process of these emerging artists.

Upcoming Performances: 

Tuesday, March 25, 2008 at 7:00pm

Galeet Dardashti
Voices of Our Mothers
This musical project explores some of the compelling yet underappreciated Jewish and non-Jewish female Bible characters. Drawing inspiration from the diverse musical, cultural and linguistic landscapes of the Middle East, Galeet weaves their stories with the sounds of our world today.

Wednesday, March 26, 2008 at 7:00pm

Dan Fishback
The Last Chanukah

Dan Fishback will present a reading of the new draft of "The Last Chanukah." A discussion will follow, with scholar David Shneer.

At turns light-hearted and brooding, The Last Chanukah is a neurotic exploration of social responsibility and progressive guilt. A young Jewish man, crippled by his overactive sense of empathy, tries to get out of bed in the morning, but is distracted by history itself. His personal history. The history of America. The history of Judaism. The history of everything bad that has ever happened, ever. Will he break under the pressure of other people's tragedies? Or will he put on some pants and go to work already?

Previous Performances: 

Tuesday, February 19, 2008 at 7:00pm

Dan Safer/Witness Relocation
Haggadah
A large-scale dance/theater/installation performance of the Exodus story from the Haggadah, presented during Passover.

Wednesday, February 20, 2008 at 7:00pm 

Jeremiah Lockwood of the Sway Machinery
Hidden Melodies Revealed
Jeremiah Lockwood will be performing solo, playing pieces from The Sway Machinery repetoire and new works-in-progress from the Hidden Melodies Revealed project. His performance will be followed by a scholarly discussion of the history of Cantorial music with Peter Rachefsky, Director of the Center for Traditional Music and Dance, and Cantor David Lefkowitz, of the Park Avenue Synagogue.

General Information: 

All performances are $10.00, cash bar.
Presented by CJH and the Six Points Fellowship.

 

This Works in Progress program is made possible with the support of the Brenner Family Foundation.