Performance

Venue	Orange Tree Theatre
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	3rd August 2019
To	10th August 2019
When	Aug 3, 8 at 19:00. Aug 6, 10 at 21:00
Orange Tree Theatre (V321)
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Date of change: 30 May 19 - T674944365

The Mikvah Project

Work:: The Mikvah Project (S1801645641)

When Adam was banished from Eden, he sat in the river that flowed from the garden. Adam immersed in the water, in the very first Mikvah, repenting, begging to transform back to an original state of perfection.

Author

Josh Azouz

Production:: (T674944365)

Eitan is 17. Avi is 35. Eitan loves Arsenal. Avi loves his wife. Eitan goes to college. Avi is trying for a child. They are in completely different places in their lives. Yet, every Friday, Eitan and Avi meet at the Mikvah to take part in the Jewish ritual of submerging in the water. As they chat about life in the synagogue, football, the nature of marriage and desire, they form an unexpected bond that threatens to disrupt life outside the Mikvah. A play about the courage it takes to confront our hidden desires. Filled with singing and water, chutzpah and joy we are reminded how easily a heart can break.

Director	Georgia Green
Design	Cory Shipp
Lighting	Chris McDonnell
Sound	Lex Kosanke
Director	Rachel Hosker (movement director)
Performer	Alex Waldmann (Avi)
Performer	Josh Zare (Eitan)

Listing:: L01186588004

Part of Directors' Festival 2019

Production details

Eitan is 17. Avi is 35. Eitan loves Arsenal. Avi loves his wife. Eitan goes to college. Avi is trying for a child. They are in completely different places in their lives. Yet, every Friday, Eitan and Avi meet at the Mikvah to take part in the Jewish ritual of submerging in the water. As they chat about life in the synagogue, football, the nature of marriage and desire, they form an unexpected bond that threatens to disrupt life outside the Mikvah. A play about the courage it takes to confront our hidden desires. Filled with singing and water, chutzpah and joy we are reminded how easily a heart can break. Part of Directors' Festival 2019

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