new blog posts:

a review of 
a happy marriage

by rafael yglesias,

excerpts of a memoir-in-progress
I'm writing about becoming an actor

and even more...

In November, The Chosen closed at TheatreWorks, the South Bay's largest resident theatre. (photo at left)
It was my first stage work outside of TJT since I  co-founded it
31 years ago. The last time I worked for a large theatre, doing eight shows a week, was in 1977 when I was in The Public Theatre's production of The Dybbuk directed by the late Joe Chaikin, in NYC. That experience inspired me to get to work on what turned out to be TJT's first production.  I'll explore the aptness of The Dybbuk and The Chosen framing three decades of new Jewish theatre in my
blog.

 

Top photo by Corey. Photo of CF as Reb Saunders in The Chosen by Mark Kitaoka. Photo of CF below by Craig Damon

    corey fischer

 

 

 

 

 

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