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October 15, 2017
First Day of LABA
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I’m not scared to perform in front of large groups. I’m a very friendly, outgoing person who regularly makes conversation with strangers. And I already...
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October 3, 2017
My First Day in the Office at the Y
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Yesterday was my first day in an office since 2001. That’s crazy. Truth is it wasn’t so bad. Easy to get energy for the work...
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September 27, 2017
Kansas City Lessons Learned
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No marketing meeting yesterday, but I did get a fascinating email from Jill Maidhof (our project director in Kansas City). It revisits the conversation about...
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September 22, 2017
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This is my commitment: I will use this journal to document my journey from five plays to one. Sometimes that might come in the form...
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Composer Alex Weiser, a current LABA fellow, is also director of Public Programs at the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research..
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Editor’s note: Below, LABA fellow Marques Hollie discusses his project Go Down, Moshe, which explores the Passover story in light..
Marques Hollie is an operatic tenor and facilitator of creative Jewish ritual with a focus on Jews of color. His..
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