About this Event
Join us for an evening with author, storyteller and comedian, Rabbi Moshe Waldoks. Enjoy a stand up set of classic Jewish humor and contemporary stories delivered with the wit for which Moshe is known. Q&A and conversation to follow.
Presented with support from:
Henry Braun, Walther Einstein, Daniel & Emily Friedman, Jonathan Lee, Robert Nissenbaum, Candace & Scott Plotkin, Charlie Radin, Stuart & Jan Rose, David Williams & Nyna Urovitch
Tickets cannot be refunded but can be transferred to a different attendee. For security reasons you must contact us in advance to change the name on the registration.
Recently retired after 25 years as leader of Temple Beth Zion, Waldoks is a non-denominational Rabbi who began his studies in a Yiddish speaking Yeshiva in NYC before earning an undergraduate degree from Hebrew University in Jerusalem and a Ph.d from Brandeis. He co-edited The Big Book of Jewish Humor and The Best of American Humor. Recently, he produced, wrote and performed a one-man-show, You Can Live if They Let You, at the Boston Center for the Arts.
Image: Moshe Waldoks with co-author William Novak.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Congregation Kehillath Israel, 384 Harvard Street, Brookline, United States
USD 21.05 to USD 108.55
