In her new musical theatre piece, ATJT Founding Member Naomi Newman pushes the boundaries of time and gender to find in herself an indomitable eighty year old, a bitter teenager, a gay man, and a Jewish vaudevillian. With outrageous reverence, Newman juggles the how-to-live/how-to-die stuff of being human.
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Conversations with Elders:What Guides Our Lives
Discussions after select performances of Old, Jewish & Queer
Sun February 23 Sandy Low, rabbi, teacher of religious studies, activist
Fri February 28 Ronnie Gilbert, singer, actor, playwright
Sat March 1 Robert Hall, M.D., psychiatrist, poet, meditation teacher
Thu March 6 Dorrwin Jones, gerontologist, human rights activist
Sat March 8 Batya Kalis, adapter of gender-neutral liturgy and Torah, retired psychologist
Sun March 9 Phyllis Lyon and Del Martin, members of Old Lesbians Organizing For Change
Thu March 20 Sylvia Boorstein, author of Funny You Don’t Look Buddhist, co-founder of Spirit Rock Meditation Center
ASL Interpreted performance on Sunday, March 2 (2PM)
