←Recommendations of Osher and the Infinite Curtain

  • Rob Silverman Ascher: Osher and the Infinite Curtain by Elise Wien
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    So beautiful and so rich. I’ve been thinking about OSHER regularly for the past few years.

    So beautiful and so rich. I’ve been thinking about OSHER regularly for the past few years.

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  • Abigail Henkin: Osher and the Infinite Curtain by Elise Wien
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    I’m blown away by the beauty and flow of language in this emotional play. I love a smart reimagination of a classic text, and this play updates THE DYBBUK in ways that feel sharp and challenging for our current moment. Its complex approach to spirituality, guilt and redemption should resonate for anyone, especially those facing the loss of a difficult loved one.

    I’m blown away by the beauty and flow of language in this emotional play. I love a smart reimagination of a classic text, and this play updates THE DYBBUK in ways that feel sharp and challenging for our current moment. Its complex approach to spirituality, guilt and redemption should resonate for anyone, especially those facing the loss of a difficult loved one.

    ”
  • Liv Fassanella: Osher and the Infinite Curtain by Elise Wien
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    A gorgeous, haunting piece. I will be thinking about it for years to come!

    A gorgeous, haunting piece. I will be thinking about it for years to come!

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  • Audrey Lang: Osher and the Infinite Curtain by Elise Wien
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    A fascinating play that draws you into the world of Jewish mysticism, learning about Kabbalah as the characters do in a unique and compelling way. I loved getting to read about two queer Jewish couples in one play, and I loved that the characters and their journey with exploring their spirituality felt familiar to my own Jewish journey and some of the people in it. I'm excited to see this play continue its development and to delve further into Elise Wien's work! #BAPF46

    A fascinating play that draws you into the world of Jewish mysticism, learning about Kabbalah as the characters do in a unique and compelling way. I loved getting to read about two queer Jewish couples in one play, and I loved that the characters and their journey with exploring their spirituality felt familiar to my own Jewish journey and some of the people in it. I'm excited to see this play continue its development and to delve further into Elise Wien's work! #BAPF46

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