In celebration of the eighth annual Jewish American Heritage Month, the White House will be hosting on Tuesday, May 21st, a staging of the critically acclaimed "The Gefilte Fish Chronicles the Musical", directed by Emily Maltby, with orchestrator James Higgins.
Recently adapted to a musical production following its 2007 television premiere, "The Gefilte Fish Chronicles" speaks to the Jewish American experience and to the rich traditions and stories that American Jews have kept alive across the generations.
Gefilte Fish Chronicles, the Musical, which celebrates the power of family. Written by Iris Burnett and Matty Selman, with music and Lyrics by Matty Selman. Staring Broadway's own Elizabeth Ward Land, and world famous mime Bill Bowers, the production uses music, stories, and humor to tell a universal tale. "We feel honored and proud to be invited to the White House to celebrate Jewish Heritage," said Iris Burnett in her role as Executive Producer.Pictured: The team in rehearsal.
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