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Schedule Details
2025-05-25 19:30 to 21:30
Price Details
From 20.50 to 81.21
Age Restrictions
See description below
Ticket Website
Location Details
901 Lawrence Avenue West
901 Lawrence Avenue West, Toronto, ON M6A 1C3
About the Event
A great Yiddish singer, a powerhouse band, and a show you'll never forget!
Mark Camilleri, piano
Steve Heathcoate, drums
Sasha Boychouk, clarinet/flute
Rebekah Wolkstein, violin
Special Guest Simon Spiro
If you love Yiddish, musical theatre, family, romance, or heart-tugging nostalgia, this is the show for you! Journey in time through the lens of love in this musical celebration of Yiddish Theater, Yiddish film, and folk traditions. Share in the feelings of love pursued, love celebrated, love and loss, love of family and love of Yiddishkayt.
Enjoy classic beloved songs of the Yiddish theater stage such as Rozhinkes Mit Mandlen and A Yidishe Mame, film hits such as Oy Mame Bin Ikh Farlibt and Molly Picon favorites, nostalgic shtetl songs, and sweet folk melodies. You'll also be treated to some new Yiddish renditions of more modern songs, and of course, singalong moments!
Cantor Arianne Brown is the dynamic Cantor at the renowned Adas Israel in Washington, DC, where she has a large musical, educational, and pastoral portfolio. She is a renowned specialist in Yiddish music, having performed with the Folksbiene Yiddish Theater, Warsaw's Yiddish Theater, Carnegie Hall, and at numerous international festivals. Arianne has officiated at National Memorials, including Congress' Holocaust Commemoration, and has sung national anthems at stadiums across America
This event made possible by Toronto Workmen's Circle Foundation and by
Andrew and Sharon Himel and Family in memory of Ben and Edith Himel z"l
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