posted Nov 20, 2018, 4:02 PM by Ezrath Israel
Come join us at the Actors’ Temple for our community Shabbat Chanukah potluck & latke party, sing-along, and open mic.
Friday, December 7th, 2018, 6-10 PM. Dinner begins at 6:00 PM. Please feel free to bring a dairy/vegetarian dish to share. Latkes, sour cream, and applesauce provided by us; then a Shabbat Service with music and a Chanukah Sing Along, conducted by Rabbi Jill Hausman, Aron Bederson, and Judy Buchman, beginning at 7 PM. We will sing, celebrate, pray, eat and sing some more! Pianist James Besser will accompany. Stay for coffee, dessert, and conversation. There will be comedians and singers, actors, and more! Food for body and soul! |
posted Oct 5, 2018, 6:21 AM by Actors Temple Information
Buy Online Purchase Tickets Here | Order your tickets now so you don't miss this fabulous event.
Tickets are selling fast!!! | Buy via Phone Call Larry Roberts at 917-359-1249 |
Carol Ostrow & Joan Finkelstein present “ZERO HOUR” Starring Jim Brochu
as Zero Mostel 
Directed by Piper Laurie
Featuring John Fischer at the Piano
Monday, November 5th, 2018 7:30pm at The Actors’ Temple 339 West 47th Street, NY, NY 10036 | All tickets $100, General Admission Light refreshments after the show.
($25.00 of the ticket price is tax deductible) | Buy Online Purchase Tickets Here | Buy via Phone Call Larry Roberts at 917-359-1249 | Jim Brochu brings Zero Mostel back to life in “Zero Hour.” He re-creates the definitive backstory to this amazing performer's appearances in such shows as “Fiddler on the Roof,” “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum,” Mel Brooks’ “The Producers,” and many more. Brochu is both hilarious and poignant as he recounts Mostel’s big life - as a Broadway legend, a larger than life personality and the target of Hollywood blacklisting. | “This is acting on the grand scale, full of blood and guts and glory and if you care about theatre, or about the evils that people have done (and still continue to do) in the name of politics, then you must see this show.” TORONTO STAR (Richard Ouzounian) “I don’t know how many hours Mr. Brochu, who also wrote the script, has spent in front of a mirror practicing his eye rolls and bellowing quips, but it has paid off. He’s the spitting image of the bearish Mostel, down to the strands of hair barely covering his head.” THE NEW YORK TIMES (Jason Zioman) “... a madcap theatrical portrait of the legendary Zero Mostel that is absolutely delightful and, ultimately, deeply moving.” TORONTO SUN (John Coulbourn) | The Actors’ Temple, Congregation Ezrath Israel, where spirituality, creativity, acceptance and inclusion are core principles, where enduring values of Judaism translate into human connections. Progressive and egalitarian, welcoming people from all denominations, interfaith couples and families, regardless of race, sexual orientation, or gender identity. Find community. Experience deeds of loving-kindness. Nourish your mind, heart, and soul. Deepen your relationship to God and Judaism. And we’re not just for actors, singers, dancers, performers, musicians, artists and writers, although we have many treasured and creative members in those professions! 
| This is a very important play, perfect as a reflection of the times we live in today, and our beautiful Actors’ Temple is the perfect venue. Please come, enjoy and help us reach our goals for the 21st Century.
This event is not to be missed. MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW! |
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posted Nov 21, 2016, 9:31 AM by Ezrath Israel
We offer services for Shabbat and most Jewish Holidays in our beautiful and historic sanctuary!
Fridays, 7 PM: Service & Oneg Shabbat; on select dates additional programming included.
Saturdays, 10:30 AM: Chavurah-Style Service, Torah Discussion in English & Oneg Shabbat; on select dates Torah reading by members and staff. Holidays: Check our calendar for exact dates/times of any Holiday service. Note that some holidays are celebrated as part of the closest Friday night Shabbat service.
On rare occasions there are exceptions to the above, so please check back right here or look at the Calendar to make sure! |
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