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  • Episode #15: Guilty Parties (Abridged)
    Listen in on the guilt of a new generation!  From the things we should have done to actions we regret.  No one is safe from this moral dilemma as we navigate the expectations of society, family, and relationships. The pieces featured in this episode are: CONFESSIONS Compiled by Vicki Schairer Performed by the ensemble, Nadége August, [...]
    34 min
  • Episode #14: Dete Meserve
    On this episode, Lisa and Maureen chat with best-selling and award winning author, creator and producer Dete Meserve (see bio below), in anticipation of her upcoming event at JWT. They are also joined by JWT Board Member and Literary Manager Suzanna Kaplan who will be co-moderating the event with Artistic Director Ronda Spinak.  Dete's new book, [...]
    22 min
  • Episode #13: Sacred Resistance with Vicki Juditz
    On this episode, Lisa and Maureen are back to chat with Vicki Juditz (see bio below), the writer and star of JWT's next show, Sacred Resistance. They are also joined by JWT's Producing Director (as well as the show's director) Susan Morgenstern (see bio below), who has worked with Vicki to craft this riveting, humorous and poetic [...]
    15 min
  • Episode #12: United Colors of Jews
    Yes, Jewish people come in all different colors! Back in January NEXT @ The Braid, our emerging artist fellowship, partnered with Jews of Color to produce a night of stories highlighting Jewish diversity. Attendees were encouraged to bring family photos and introduce the audience to their "multicultural mishpacha" through a great story, and the night did [...]
    36 min
  • Episode #11: Guilty Parties Update with Daphna Shull
    On this episode, Vicki and Andrew chat with fellow member of NEXT at the Braid, Daphna Shull (see bio below) before Monday night's performance at the Braid in Santa Monica of this year's NEXT salon, Guilty Parties. They talk about their work together on the council, all the different areas that Daphna contributes to JWT [...]
    15 min
  • Episode #10: Happy Mother’s Day!
    On this very special Mother's Day edition of the JWT podcast, we quickly jump back to 2013 and the performance of Oh, Mother! a smash-hit of ours that was crafted to set the record straight about Jewish mothers, and there was nothing cliche about it! The piece featured in this episode is Evolution Without Me written and [...]
    12 min
  • Episode #9: Guilty Parties
    Vicki Schairer and Andrew Fromer are two young artists making their way through the Los Angeles entertainment industry. They also happen to be original members of JWT's cutting edge fellowship known as NEXT @ The Braid, a program through which JWT gives voice, support and resources to emerging artists thanks to a very generous grant [...]
    22 min
  • Episode #8: Hold Me Heal Me (Abridged)
    Today we are going back into Jewish Women’s Theatre’s archive to share stories from Hold Me, Heal Me, a show about the true healing power of kindness. The three stories in this episode illuminate how kindness comforts us even in our most broken moments.The pieces featured in this episode are: The Shabbos Goy Written by [...]
    26 min
  • Episode #7: Funny Women of JWT
    In today's episode, Lisa and Maureen sit down with Shelly Goldstein and Melanie Chartoff (see below for bios), two incredibly funny women that have written and performed in several of JWT's shows throughout the years including The Matzo Ball Diaries and Reckoning with Dad. Join us to find out how Shelly and Melanie got their [...]
    24 min
  • Episode #6: Crossing Our Red Sea
    Lisa and Maureen stop by rehearsal for our upcoming salon, Crossing Our Red Sea. They chat with actors AJ Meijer and Tiffany Mualem, as well as the show's director Eve Brandstein, with an extra special musical preview. With the Jewish holiday of Passover approaching, Crossing Our Red Sea is a surprising show revealing life’s truths found in [...]
    17 min

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The Braid (formerly Jewish Women's Theatre) presents unique staged storytelling experiences featuring poems, plays, songs and more from voices of all ages and backgrounds.