←Recommendations of the old jew who begat scrooge, on his deathbed

  • Emmet L.F. Cameron: the old jew who begat scrooge, on his deathbed by Sarah Jae Leiber
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    Phew, if you thought the original Christmas Carol covered a lot of ground in 1 night, these ghosts are doing it all simultaneously, in 10 minutes, covering hundreds of years of holly jolly antisemitism. Funny, poetic, & won’t soon be forgotten.

    Phew, if you thought the original Christmas Carol covered a lot of ground in 1 night, these ghosts are doing it all simultaneously, in 10 minutes, covering hundreds of years of holly jolly antisemitism. Funny, poetic, & won’t soon be forgotten.

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  • Ally Duvak: the old jew who begat scrooge, on his deathbed by Sarah Jae Leiber
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    I was lucky enough to be in the same Bake-Off group as Sarah and have thought of this play regularly since. Her cleverness and frankness really shine in this.

    I was lucky enough to be in the same Bake-Off group as Sarah and have thought of this play regularly since. Her cleverness and frankness really shine in this.

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  • Zoe Senese-Grossberg: the old jew who begat scrooge, on his deathbed by Sarah Jae Leiber
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    Sharp, funny, and at times so surprisingly beautiful. Asks all the questions about Jews in the literary canon that every Jewish reader and writer has ever been troubled by.

    Sharp, funny, and at times so surprisingly beautiful. Asks all the questions about Jews in the literary canon that every Jewish reader and writer has ever been troubled by.

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  • Arthur M Jolly: the old jew who begat scrooge, on his deathbed by Sarah Jae Leiber
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    A witty, clever exploration into the nature of literary stereotypes and the humanity that gets bypassed when a writer - even Dickens or Shakespeare - portrays only their own preconceptions. The play is also a sweet, wonderful reflection on the meaning of life and the nature of death, and manages to encompass so much depth and heart in only ten minutes - beautifully written.

    A witty, clever exploration into the nature of literary stereotypes and the humanity that gets bypassed when a writer - even Dickens or Shakespeare - portrays only their own preconceptions. The play is also a sweet, wonderful reflection on the meaning of life and the nature of death, and manages to encompass so much depth and heart in only ten minutes - beautifully written.

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  • Jacob Surovsky: the old jew who begat scrooge, on his deathbed by Sarah Jae Leiber
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    Wow, this is a great piece. So beautifully touches on the often complex relationship between Judaism and Christmastime with humor and poetry.

    Wow, this is a great piece. So beautifully touches on the often complex relationship between Judaism and Christmastime with humor and poetry.

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