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A Jew Grows in Brooklyn by Jake Ehrenreich
Event Details
Time: October 25, 2014 from 7:30pm to 10pm
Location: Shubert Theater
Street: 247 College Street
City/Town: New Haven
Website or Map: http://www.shubert.com/presen…
Phone: 2033872424
Event Type: communi, brooklyn, new, haven, play, comedy, music, shubert, theater, theatre, federation, charity, fund, pace, act, fun, entertain, weekend, give, donate, contribute, jew, ny, york, ct, ehrenreich
Organized By: Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven
Latest Activity: Oct 24, 2014
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Event Description
Community One returns to the Schubert Theater as our premier fundraising event for PACE.
“Dazzling…Funny…Touching…Beautiful! You don’t have to be Jewish or Brooklynish…a lot in common with Billy Crystal’s 700 Sundays” - New York Times
Jake Ehrenreich’s A Jew Grows in Brooklyn is a Broadway hit comedy musical about the search for identity and meaning. It chronicles the life of one man; a uniquely talented American born of Holocaust survivors. Through stories, comedy and music, performed with a live band and multi-media video and photos, Jake mesmerizingly recreates his unforgettable journey of discovery and lessons learned.
A Perpetual Annual Campaign Endowment (PACE) is an investment established and endowed to the Jewish Federation Annual Campaign, allowing your gift to continue providing help when and where it is needed indefinitely. Your PACE fund can secure the future of our Jewish community.
For ticket information, please contact:
Shubert Theatre Box Office
247 College Street
New Haven, Connecticut 06510
(203) 562-5666
Tickets: www.shubert.com
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