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We were lucky to partner with WhyArts? Inc to host a conversations with artists and educators from around Omaha during our visit in January. WhyArts? PR pro and radiant smiler, Teresa Gleason, generously wrote about her experience with us as...
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As we travel around the country making plays, we invite the communities into our process. And we also invite them to tell the story of the work as it happens. This is a collection of reflections on our work from community members, clergy, collaborating artists, and our own team.
A rabbi, a pastor, and a 12-year-old walk into an upper west side apartment…
Dec 16, 2018
Rabbi Emily Cohen is the Jewish Emergent Network Resident Rabbi at Lab/Shul and a self-proclaimed “Torah Nerd.” We were very lucky to have her join us for our New York text study of Exodus, before our trip to Omaha in...
Thoughts From an Old Woman Wearing Purple
Nov 11, 2018
On Monday Night November 5th we hosted an evening session called “Introduction to The In[HEIR]itance Project” at Beth El Synagogue in Omaha, NE. We had over 40 people attend to learn more about the project and hear how they can...
Embodied: Seance-Kabbalah-Sukkah, A Reflection
Oct 15, 2018
Our partnership in Detroit could not have gone any better – not only did we work with amazing artists, but we’ve gotten lucky enough to have one of them join our team! Meredith Deighton is going to be coming to...
Festival Flashback: How to Have Difficult Conversations
Sep 10, 2018
We were so lucky to have Professor Hussein Rashid join us for a performance of The Sarah Play and participate in a panel following the show. The conversation that night explored ways that interfaith communities can continue to gather around art and...