Fall Arts, Ideas & Jewish Life Brochure

Look inside for your favorite Adults on the Go and Jewish Life & Culture programs!

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Welcome to the Mandel JCC’s exciting series of Fall programs, all designed to help you engage with the arts, Jewish life and contemporary issues. We hope these offerings will encourage you and connect you to the Jewish community and the Mandel JCC.

In the next few pages you will find a full slate of inspiring classes, lectures, presentations, films, and entertainment. We invite everyone, regardless of background, religion, or spiritual beliefs, to participate.

We are pleased to thank our many partner organizations who have been instrumental in helping to bring these programs to the community: the Jewish Federation of Cleveland, the Jewish Education Center of Cleveland, HaMakom Cleveland, the Greater Cleveland Board of Rabbis and the American Jewish Committee.

Come join us at these programs and take advantage of the many opportunities to learn, explore, engage, connect, experience, contemplate, visit, bond and discover.

We know you will find something compelling here – we hope to see you often!Sincerely,

Arthur A. Weisman Michael G. HymanBoard President Executive Director

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Calendar of Events

Unless otherwise noted, all programs will be held at the Mandel JCC, 26001 South Woodland, Beachwood, OH 44122

SEPTEMBER pg

14 J Preparing Your Heart for the High Holidays 11

17 L Between the Lines Women’s Book Club 6

18 H Tai Chi for Balance 7

18 J Torah on Tap 10

23 V The 60’s TV Lounge Begins 4

23 J Tishrei Chevruta Study Begins 11

23 G Mah Jongg Begins 13

25 J Rosh Chodesh: Rhythm of the Months 11

28 F Screening of Sukkah City 12

V Fall Artist Showcase: Nancy Schwartz Katz 5

OCTOBER1 H Memory Fitness 7

1 O Asia: Friend or Foe? 9

2 J AJC’s First Thursday 10

3 L Jewish Book Club 6

6 V Air Dry Clay 4

6 O The News of the Week Begins 9

7 H Healthy Eating for Weight Management 7

13 V Fundamentals of Digital Photography 5



20 V Night and Low Light Photography 5

21 H Getting Started with Medicare 7

23 J Introduction to Judaism – Part I Begins 10

26 O Learn Inn Begins 8


30 G Mah Jongg Begins 13

31 VPainting with Pastels, Colored Pencils and other Media 4


FFilm GGames & Fun HHealth JJewish Life LLiterary Arts OOur World VVisual Arts

NOVEMBER pg

3 V Move Over Prada 4

5 L Jewish Book Festival 6

6 H Tai Chi for Balance 7

6 J AJC’s First Thursday 10

11 H Food Labels – Cracking the Code 7

11 J With Heart in Mind, with Alan Morinis 11

12 J Everyday Holiness, with Alan Morinis 11

12 J Cleveland Jewish Arts & Culture Lab Kickoff 12

16 J Global Day of Jewish Learning 10



DECEMBER4 J AJC’s First Thursday 10


11 J Introduction to Judaism – Part II Begins 10

16 J Chanukah Candle Lighting 13









JANUARY15 J Torah on Tap 10


FEBRUARY5 J Introduction to Judaism – Part III Begins 10

ON-GOiNGJ Israeli Dance – Every Wednesday 12

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The 60’s TV Lounge Tuesday, September 23 – October 14 11 am-Noon • 4 sessions

Each week we will explore a different TV genre, viewing clips and discussing social and political issues shown as TV reflected our rapidly changing world. Instructor Bill Brauning, M.Ed., will look at family shows, game shows, variety shows and mystery/drama/sci-fi shows. CODE: 8551$35 Members / $45 Community

Air Dry Clay Monday, October 6 – 27 • Noon-2pm 4 sessions

Take home artwork that you can proudly display in your home while you discover the joy of working with this time honored art form. We will work with air-dry clay (no firing required) to create simple shapes and forms as we create a universe of people, animals, scenes, and more. You will learn how to create fanciful figures, well-dressed dolls, mermaids, and animals. CODE: 8557$25 Members / $35 Community

Visual ArtsMove Over Prada – Monday, Nov 3 – 24 • Noon-2 pm • 4 sessions

Learn how to create a stylish handbag that reflects your personal needs and tastes. Create an artist’s clutch bag in the style of Andy Warhol, Jackson Pollack, or whatever fashion you desire. CODE: 8564$25 Members / $35 Community

Painting with Pastels, Colored Pencils and other Media Friday, Oct 31 – Dec 19 • 1:30-3:30 pm • 7 sessions (no class on November 28)

Learn about light, color and composition while using the medium of your choice: water color, colored pencils, pen and ink, graphite or pastels. Beginners to advanced welcome, everyone works at their own pace. Your instructor, Jennifer Kosarko, will discuss supplies at the first class. No drawing experience necessary. CODE: 8563$55 Members / $70 Community


Unless otherwise noted all events take place at the Mandel JCC

PhOTOgrAPhy SerieSThese workshops, taught by photographer Kolman Rosenberg, are designed for Digital Single Lens Reflex (DSLR) Cameras; however the concepts apply to all cameras featuring adjustable shutter speeds, apertures and ISOs. Bring your camera to each class.


Fundamentals of Digital Photography Mon, October 13 • 7-9:30 pm

Learn the basic controls and concepts of digital photography and how they allow you to progress from taking photos to making photos. Topics covered include: Shutter Speeds, Lens Apertures, ISO, Depth of Field, Control of Motion, Composition, and Creative Techniques. CODE 8559$20 Members/$30 Community

Night and Low Light Photography Mon, October 20 • 7-9:30 pm

Learn to use your digital camera in nighttime and low light conditions without the use of a flash. Topics include: Night-time city skylines, fireworks, carnivals, neon lights, street scenes, outdoor sports, Indoor sports, stage/theater performances, dark interiors and many other low-light situations and subjects. Participants should have a basic understanding of digital photography. CODE: 8560$20 Members/$30 Community

Fall Art Show: Nancy Schwartz Katz interpretive Narratives: illustrated Art in our CommunitySeptember – October, 2014 • Mandel JCC Lobby

As a student of Parsons School of Design in New York and Paris, France, Nancy Schwartz-Katz earned a Bachelors’ of Fine Arts in 1988, concentrating on drawing, painting, and illustration. In addition, she studied privately under sculptor and artist David Passalacqua. After spending three years with the internationally acclaimed studio “The Pushpin Group” where she represented eleven illustrators negotiating their contracts with advertising agencies, corporate accounts, magazines and publishing companies, Nancy returned to Cleveland to continue developing her own career in art. She is commissioned both locally and nationally to create Judaic art. From 1998-2003 she sold limited edition prints and paper cuts to stores across the country and Canada.Free and Open to the Community

Jewish Book Club Friday, Oct 3, 31 & Dec 5 • 1-2 pm • 3 sessions

Led by moderator and librarian Andrea Davidson. Come to the first meeting having read The Girl from Foreign: A Memoir by Sadia Shepard. The book chronicles documentary filmmaker Sadia Shepard’s journey as she sets out to fulfill her beloved Muslim grandmother’s dying wish to learn about her Jewish heritage.CODE: 8555FREE for Members – Registration required / $10 Community (includes all 3 sessions)

Literary ArtsBetween the Lines Women’s Book Club Sept 17 • The Mapmakers Daughter, by Laurel Corona Oct 16 • The Garden of Letters, by Alyson Richman Dec 17 • Book TBD

Connect with book lovers at this lively monthly book group for women in their 30s, 40s and 50s. Join us at the next session having read The Mapmaker’s Daughter by Laurel Corona. Corona will also appear at the Mandel JCC Jewish Book Festival. Registration required. CODE: 8504 FREE for Members / $10 Community (includes all 3 sessions)

Tickets: $12 Members / $15 Community unless otherwise noted• www.mandeljcc.org/bookfest• Mandel JCC Membership Desk

Nov, 16 • 7:30 pm • Mandel JCC Global Day of LearningWith Rabbi Joseph TelushkinREBBENov 17 • 7:30 pm • Mandel JCCCommunity ReadAlyson RichmanThe Garden of LettersNov 18 • 7:30 pm • Mandel JCC Logan Levkoff, PhDGot Teens? The Doctor Moms’ Guide to Sexuality, Social Media and Other Adolescent RealitiesNov 19 • 7:30 pm • B’nai Jeshurun Rabbi Jonathan SlaterDeepening MindfulnessFree & Open to the CommunityNov 20 • 7:30 pm • Suburban Temple Kol-Ami Tova Mirvis, Visible City Free & Open to the CommunityNov 23 • 7:30 pm • Mandel JCCMitchell Bard, Death to the Infidels

The Mandel JCC Festival of Jewish Books & Authors is presented with support from the Eugenia & Henry Green Memorial Philanthropic Fund of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland.

Mandel JCC Jewish Book FestivalPresented in Partnership with Cuyahoga County Public Library • Cyndi Port & Miriam Vishny, Book Festival Co-Chairs


OPENiNG NiGhTNov 5 • Mandel JCC • 7:30 pmJonathan Kellerman & Jesse Kellerman,The Golem of HollywoodFaye Kellerman, Murder 101$15 Member / $20 Non Member

Nov 6 • 7:30 pm • Mandel JCCElisa Zied, Younger Next WeekKids Day: Nov 9 • 9:30-11:30 am • Mandel JCCCharacter Breakfast with Biscuit the Dog$20 Family Pass / $25 Extended Family Pass Nov 9 • 7:30 pm • Siegal College Building Michael L. Satlow, How the Bible Became HolyFree & Open to the CommunityNov 10 • 7:30 pm • Mandel JCC Souad Mekhennet, The Eternal NaziNov 11 • 7:30 pm • Mandel JCC Alan Morinis, With Heart in MindMussar Teachings to Transform your LifeNov 12 • 7:30 pm • The Temple-Tifereth israel Peter Eisner, The Pope’s Last CrusadeFree & Open to the CommunityNov 13 • 7:30 pm • Mandel JCCLaurel Corona, The Mapmakers DaughterCleveland’s Own – Local Author DayNov 16 • 2-3:30 pm • Mandel JCCTim Tibbits, Joanne & Ron humphrey, Marlit Polsky, Terri Libenson and Art Stupay


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Health & WellnessTai Chi for Balance, Joint Pain & Mood Management Thursday, Sept 18 – Oct 30 • CODE: 8548 (no class on September 25) AND/ORThursday, Nov 6 – Dec 18 • CODE: 8549 (no class on November 27) 6 sessions • 2:30-3:45 pm

Experience Tai Chi’s practical principals for releasing joint and back pain, and improving balance. Tai chi can prevent falls by improving strength, balance, posture, coordination, and flexibility. Other benefits include lowered blood pressure and boosted immunity. Wear soft shoes and loose comfortable clothing. You may sit down anytime.FREE for Members – Registration required $50 Community (one session) $90 Community (both sessions) CODE: 8550

healthy eating for Weight Management Tuesday, October 7 • 7-8:30 pm

Chef Robin Blair will review the nutrition basics that support a healthy and balanced approach to eating. Learn how you can feel great and achieve your ideal weight by preparing whole foods in tasty ways. CODE: 8558Advanced registration required FREE for Members / $10 Community

Memory Fitness Wednesday, Oct 1 – Nov 5 • 1-2 pm • 5 sessions(no class October 29)

This simple exercise program is scientifically based on the brain’s ability to fight off the effects of mental aging. Exercises in this class use physical and emotional methods to encourage you to shake up your everyday routines. CODE: 8554$10 Members / $25 Community

getting Started with Medicare Tuesday, October 21 • 6-8 pm

This is your opportunity to gain a basic understanding of how Medicare works and how it affects you. Learn about what Parts A, B, C, D cover and what it does not cover and the difference between the Original Medicare Plan and a Medicare Advantage Plan. CODE: 8561Advanced registration required Free and open to the community

Food Labels – Cracking the Code Tuesday, November 11 • 7-8:30 pm

Did you know that there could be fat lurking in your fat free food or salt in your sodium free food? Learn how to better read food labels so you can make well-informed food choices and plan healthier, balanced diets. Taught by Chef Robin Blair. CODE: 8565Advanced registration required FREE for Members / $10 Community


Our World


LeArN iNN • SuNDAy, OCT 26 – TueSDAy, OCT 28, 2014Lively, informative & entertaining presentations offer an in-depth view of some of today’s most

fascinating issues. Have fun and meet new people! Come for one day, two days or the entire program. For more info: www.mandeljcc.org/learninn • (216) 831-0700, ext. 1354

Sixty Years in Broadcasting with Fred Griffith Fred Griffith, host of the Morning Exchange, will discuss the personalities he interviewed and his many TV adventures.

Creating Magic with Shape and Color Professor Henry Adams will discuss the principal originator of one of the major art movements of the 20th century, Julian Stanczak.

The hidden Life of a Legendary Actress A glamorous movie star by day and a lonely immigrant channeling an inner Thomas Edison by night. Who is this mystery woman?

The American Presidency: The Good, the Bad & the Ugly Historian Terry Pollack will examine several American presidents.

Why Sports Are So important to Northeast Ohio Les Levine, local radio and TV host, will discuss why we vote to have the finest facilities, knowing that kind of money could be better spent elsewhere.

it Only hurts When i Laugh Bill Brauning, M.Ed., opens his vault of videos and TV clips in a session full of merriment and renewal.

Cleveland Theater: Past, Present and Future Award winning theater critic Roy Berko will discuss the theatrical future of Silver’s Temple and the rise and fall of Jewish/Yiddish theatre in Cleveland.

Musical Melodies, Themes and Songs from Our Favorite Movies The Joe Hunter Trio featuring vocalist Eileen Burns will perform.

Music & Medicine: A Dynamic Partnership Music Therapist Deforia Lane will discuss how hospitals incorporate music in rehabilitation of a wide variety of patients.

The Objects Left Behind When a Jewish Community Disappears Alanna E. Cooper, Ph.D., Director, Jewish Studies Lifelong Learning at Case Western Reserve University will discuss Jewish community, diaspora, and memory.

See You at the Movies Deborah Bobrow, Director, Cleveland Jewish FilmFest, will discuss the delights and challenges of producing a premier annual fest.

Les LevineTerry PollackHenry AdamsFred Griffith

Deborah BobrowJoe Hunter Roy Berko Deforia Lane Alanna E. Cooper

Bill Brauning

Asia: Friend or Foe? Wednesday, Oct 1 – Nov 19 • 10:15-11:15 am • 8 sessions

Historian and educator Terry Pollack will help us understand some of the historical, demographic, political, religious and cultural issues that make up today’s diverse Asian community. Topics discussed will include trade inequities, communism, art and music, the military, cultural differences, and foreign policy. CODE: 8661$55 Members / $65 Community

The News of the Week Monday, Oct 6 – Dec 1 • 10:15-11:15 am • 8 sessions (no class on October 27)

From filibusters to fiscal cliffs, from Barack to Boehner, from immigration to education, from the Court to climate change – join us each week as we discuss the major news events taking place and look back at a bit of American history to gain a deeper understanding of these issues. Join historian and educator Terry Pollack for lively sharing and group interaction as we follow and try to comprehend the unfolding events in the news each week. CODE: 8556$55 Members / $65 Community

Men’s Club Mondays, 11 am-12 pm • Stonehill Auditorium

Members socialize, meet new friends, take part in discussion groups and field trips. Most of the members are retired and many are active volunteers who like to share their interest and hobbies. For details, contact Mickey Katz at (216) 831-4567.


introduction to Judaism Thursday, 7-9 pm Part I: Oct 23 – Dec 4 (no class November 27) Part II: Dec 11 – January 29 (no class Dec 25, Jan 1) Part III: Feb 5 – March 19 (no class March 5)

In partnership with the Greater Cleveland Board of RabbisExplore Jewish observance of the holidays and life-cycle events, major periods in Jewish history, and significant Jewish concepts through lecture, engaging text study, meaningful dialogue, and exploration in the community.Class will be taught in three – six week blocks with a different rabbinic instructor for each block.$200/individual • $250/couples 10% discount for Mandel JCC members

AJC’s First Thursday at The J: A Monthly Speaker’s Program Thursday • 7:45 am Oct 2, Nov 6, Dec 4

A unique opportunity for our community to listen to compelling speakers, engage in meaningful conversation, and tackle issues of great importance to us – as Americans and Jews. Join us on the First Thursday of each month for an enlightening discussion with an international, national, or local expert.For information contact AJC, 216-781-6035, [email protected] or visit www.ajccleveland.org

global Day of Jewish Learning @ The JSunday, November 16 Morning Program: 9:30 -11 am Evening Program: 7:30 pm

The Global Day of Jewish Learning brings Jewish people together once a year to celebrate our shared Jewish text through community based learning. Join us for two programs throughout the day to explore this year’s theme Heroes, Villains, Saints and Fools: The People in the BookMorning Program: Exploring the People of the BookKeynote address will be followed by the opportunity for further study with local rabbis and educators. More information available on our website.Free, Pre-registration requestedEvening Program: Rabbi Joseph TelushkinRebbe: The Life and Teachings of Menachem M. Schneerson, the Most Influential Rabbi in Modern HistoryJoin us for an evening in celebration of the Global Day of Jewish Learning as Rabbi Telushkin discusses his latest book. In this biography, he offers a captivating portrait of the late Rebbe who was one of the most vital and intriguing figures of the last centuries.$10 Members / $12 Community www.mandeljcc.org/bookfest

Torah on Tap with rabbi Zach TruboffCedar Green Wine and Cheese 2179 South Green Road, Beachwood Thursday, Sept 18, Oct 14 (meet at Rabbi Truboff’s sukkah – 2616 Brentwood, Beachwood), Nov 20, Dec 18, Jan 15

This is a monthly program for young professionals in the 20’s and 30’s. Engage in Jewish learning and focus on important issues facing the Jewish community. Have a drink with old and new friends and study Jewish texts.Free, no pre-registration required

Jewish Life




haMakom and Community Partners at The J Programs

Preparing your heart for the high holidays with rabbi Simcha Zevit Sunday, Sept 14 • 10 am-4 pm Morning Session 10 am -12:30 pm Afternoon Session 1:30-4 pm

This one day community-wide program will explore ways to spiritually prepare for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Participants will explore their relationship to God, to one another, and to the community using text study, personal reflection and meditation. Free Members / Members of community partners*Community: One session $25 Full day: $45$8/Subway lunch

Tishrei Chevruta StudyTuesday, Sept 23 – Oct. 14 • 7- 8:30 pm • 4 sessions

Participants will join local Rabbis from all denominations once a week to study their favorite texts related to the fall holidays. Working in chevruta (partner study) will allow participants to bring their different experiences, sensitivities and insights to a text. The program will culminate with a community text study and celebration in the Mandel JCC sukkah, hol hamoed sukkot. Free for Members / Members of community partners*Community: $10 all four sessions $5 drop-in fee

With heart in Mind: Mussar Teachings to Transform your Life with Alan MorinisNovember 11 • 7 pm

Join us as part of the Mandel JCC’s Jewish Book Festival to discuss Morinis’ latest book, With Heart in Mind, that describes 48 methods through which one can acquire Torah and turn them into a straightforward weekly practice. $10 Members / $12 Community www.mandeljcc.org/bookfest

everyday holiness: The Spiritual Path of Mussar with Alan MorinisNovember 12 • 12-2 pm

Mussar practice leads us on a path of personal spiritual transformation. We will focus on the middah, (soul trait) of humility. Through text study, conversation with chevruta (study partner), meditation and gerushin (repetition of a phrase) we will explore this middah together.$36 includes dairy lunch

rosh Chodesh: rhythm of the Months Walking MeditationSept. 25 (Tishrei), Oct. 25 (Cheshvan), Nov. 23 (Kislev), Dec. 23 (Tevet), Jan. 21 (Sh’vat) Horseshoe Lake, Shaker Hts. (meet on the bridge at the lake outlet – west end of the lake)

Join us on the first morning of every Hebrew month as we spend time outdoors to reflect on the cycles of nature, the rhythms of the Jewish calendar. For information contact Kirby Date, [email protected], no pre-registration required

A trans-denominational organization, whose mission is to support and enrich the spiritual lives of Jews and all who wish to learn.

This year’s programming theme is “Inner and Outer Rhythms of the Year”.Check out our website, mandeljcc.org/hamakom, for full details on programs and

partners as they become available.

* For an up-to-date list of community partners visit www.mandeljcc.org/hamakom

Jewish Life

The Jewish Arts and Culture Lab is accepting applications for its 2014-2015 fellowship program. Artists will explore the theme “Slavery and Freedom” through Torah study, texts, theology and philosophy. The group will study together and will meet for peer review of their work. The fellowship will culminate in an exhibition of the completed work of all fellows at the Mandel JCC.Each artist will receive a stipend for the fellowship, along with educational and artistic support from the group.Applications and materials must be submitted by November 14, 2014. The fellowships will begin in December and run through April.For info: [email protected] To download an application: mandeljcc.org/ culturelab

Cleveland Jewish Arts and Culture Lab Community Kick Off Program “Slavery and Freedom”Wed, Nov. 12 • 6:30 pm • Cleveland Museum of Art

The Cleveland Jewish Arts and Culture Lab kicks off its 3rd year with a special community program exploring the theme, “Slavery and Freedom” in partnership with the Cleveland Museum of Art. Join us as we take a guided tour to examine works of art using to explore the theme using Jewish texts and sources. Space is limited, Reservations are required. Light kosher refreshments will be served.

Pre-registration required at: [email protected]


Jewish Arts and Culture Lab Artists Fellowship Sukkah City

Sukkah City chronicles bestselling author Joshua Foer’s architecture competition that explores the creative potential of the ancient Jewish sukkah and created a temporary exhibition of 12 radically designed sukkahs in the heart of New York City. Add your personal “artistic” touch to the panels for the Mandel JCC sukkah both before and after the film.$6 Members / $8 Community

Film Screening and Sukkot ProgramSunday, September 28 • 2 pm

To purchase tickets: www.mandeljcc.org/sukkah

Best of the Fest

high energy israeli DancingWednesday • 7:40-10 pm

Dances from Israel set to the latest musical hits. Will teach you all the new footwork, patterns, rhythms. No previous Israeli dance experience needed. Weekly lessons followed by nonstop circle and line dance request session. Classes taught by Dance Israeli! dance company director Stuart Meyer. On-going. For information and to register: Stuart Meyer (216) 906-9200Drop-in fee $7 10 class pack: $60 Members / $75 Community


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Meet the Schlicha: Danielle AsifDaniel Asif is serving as a Schlicha (Israel representative) and will be in Cleveland for the coming year. Raised in Jerusalem, Danielle is currently studying for a B.A. in Education and has worked as an educator in different areas throughout her life including with new Olim (immigrants) in a boarding school in Karkur and managing a youth center in Caesarea. During her Army service, Danielle was in the Intelligence unit in the IDF. In her free time, Danielle enjoys art, interior design and photography. She is excited to be spending time in Cleveland engaging with our community and strengthening Cleveland’s connections to Israel and the Israeli people.

Mah Jongg Tuesday, Sept 23 – Oct 28 • Noon-2 pm • 6 sessions ORThursday, Oct 30 – Dec 11 • 6:30-8:30 pm • 6 sessions(no class November 27)

Mah Jongg, an ancient Chinese game that dates back as far as 960 A.D., involves skill, strategy, calculation, and a little luck. Learn the rules and necessary strategy to become a skilled player. This is a wonderful way to make new friends and have a lot of fun. Bring $8 to purchase this year’s Mah Jongg card. Attendance at the first session is mandatory. Beginners and more advanced players welcome. CODE: 8562$50 Members / $65 Community

Games & Fun


Chanukah Candle Lighting5pm in The J’s main lobby

Come light the Chanukiyah with Mandel JCC staff and special guests, sing songs and enjoy a special treat.

Tuesday, Dec 16 – Fitness, Wellness and Recreation staffWednesday, Dec 17 – Preschool staffThursday, Dec 18 – Danielle Asif, Community SchlichaFriday, Dec 19 – Shabbat Shindigs in the front glass foyerMonday, Dec 22 – Camp Wise staffTuesday Dec 23 – Kid Kare

PlaymakersY O U T H T H E A T R E

TreASureS AT The JSPeCiAL PurChASe SALe October 21 – 27

Plan ahead for holiday Gift Giving• Silver and Gold Jewelry from

Mediterranean Artists• Roman Glass Jewelry from

Mediterranean Artists• Fused Glass Judaica from Danika Designs

Treasures at The J is located at26001 S. Woodland Road, Beachwood (216) 831-0700, ext. 1441 mandeljcc.orgTreasures is a volunteer project that benefits the Mandel JCC and Friends of the Aaron Garber Library.

PLAyMAKerS yOuTh TheATrePlaymakers is a dynamic youth theatre program, under the direction of the talented Sheri Gross, that welcomes children of all levels of talent in grades 2 – 12. Performances take place at Fairmount Temple, 23737 Fairmount Blvd., Beachwood. Auditions take place at The J.To find out how your child can participate in the fun please call (216) 831-0700, ext. 1230 or email [email protected].

Arsenic and Old Lace By Joseph Kesselring

Show Dates: November 6 – 9, 2014

Peter Pan A musical adaptation of J.M. Barri’s Play

Show Dates: December 4 – 14, 2014

The Sound of Music Music by Richard Rodgers, Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II and a book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse

Open to 2nd – 9th graders Auditions: Sunday, January 3, 2015 Show Dates: March 12 – 22 (no performance March 14)

Beehive: The 60’s Musical Musical revue

Open to 8th – 12th graders Auditions: Mid February Show Dates: May 7 – 18

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hours: Sun: 9:30 am - Noon Tues, Wed & Thurs: 9:30 am – 1:30 pm

Wed: 5 -7 pm

For information or special appointment, call Mary Ellen Saltzman, (216) 464-2909

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