Good Jew

“So real, so vivid.
This show is crucial to our times and to future generations.
Experience Good Jew—told out loud.”
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directed by Jamibeth Margolis
performed by Frank Blocker

Henry recounts his trials from being moved to the Warsaw ghetto at 15, and soon learns the black market. He escapes Treblinka twice, jumps from the train on his third assignment, joins the resistance, and continues to “pass for white” throughout the war. He often denies his Jewish heritage and must make terrorizing moral choices in order to stay alive.

At World War II’s end, now "Henry," moves to the United States thanks to a distant cousin willing to sponsor him, where he creates a new life and raises a family. Throughout his stories, he remains hopeful and delivers a positive message.

www.good-jew.com

videos available at Razmus Productions YouTube Channel

Photos by Barry Rowell from the performance at New York's Museum of Jewish Heritage in downtown Manhattan.

Host or Publisher KenAllen Publicity & Booking/Razmus Productions