COVERS: The story of Russian-speaking Young Professional Americans
DAVAI ASSOCIATION
COVERS by Lost & Found Project in Philadelphia KleinLife JCC
September 24th @ 7:00PM
10100 Jamison Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19116
Tickets are $20
TICKETS can be purchased HERE :
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/covers-klein-life-philadelphia-tickets-26910998521
ONE PERFORMANCES ONLY!
"Covers" by Lost & Found Project, a NYC based theatre company will perform at KleinLife JCC in Philadelphia, PA; "Covers" is the second original award-winning production from the Lost & Found Project, presented to sold out audeances in New York, Canada and Russia is an interactive play that explores personal family stories about the Russian-Jewish identity experience. "Covers" looks into family bonds, our choices, our definition of success, and the directions we take that form our lives. All these, which are inevitable products to ourselves and to our relationships.
"Covers" takes you deep into the familial bonds, that are the glue of our lives, as well as the possible cause of our downfalls.
"Covers" is a gripping theatrical oeuvre that will transport audiences between decades of lost memories and uncovered experiences.
More info about the company can be found at: www.lnfproject.com
Directed by Alexandre Marine
Conceived & produced by Anya Zicer
Written by Ruvym Gilman & Boris Zilberman
Promo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imxzoRwthbE
Featuring:
Ruvym Gilman - Clemmie Evans - Mariya King - Sergey Nagorny - Marina Reydler - Gera Sandler – Russell Verkhovskiy - Anya Zicer - Boris Zilberman
The Lost & Found Project is the brainchild of Anna Zicer and is an experimental theatre troupe featuring Russian-Jewish actors born in the former Soviet Union in the 1970s and ‘80s. Lost & Found focuses on the process of investigation into personal family history and personal identities and bases its productions on the verbatim technique.
This project has been made possible with the generous support by the Genesis Philanthropy Group www.gpg.org
FoksbieneRU is a partnership initiative of the Genesis Philanthropy Group and National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene.
