Arts in Christian Theatre Presents

The Hedge - The Story of Job

The Hedge is a contemporary adaptation of the tumultuous life of Job. A man whose devastating experiences shook the very foundations of his spiritual, emotional, and physical existence. A man who lost all his earthly possessions through a series of horrific circumstances - who was placed on a harsh bed of cruel sickness with death a welcoming desire. Come see this dramatization that has already been experienced by over 25,000 people, where angels and demons battle for a man’s life.

The Sunday, September 11th performance is dedicated to the lives affected by the 9/11 attacks 10 years ago.

Note:  This is not a Brooklyn Center Presentation.

Saturday September 10, 2011 - 6pm Evening General Admission - $30 Walt Whitman Theatre

Sunday September 11, 2011 - 6pm Evening General Admission - $30 Walt Whitman Theatre

 Arts in Christian Theatre Official Website

Brooklyn College's Freshman English
Committee Presents
 

First-College Year Common Reading

Danticat's award-winning memoir, Brother, I'm Dying, is a clear-eyed work of personal experience, cultural and historical observation, and geo-political perspective written through precise, vivid exposition, and with imaginative force.  Her memoir of growing up with her uncle while her parents established themselves in Brooklyn explores the complexities of family structure in a transitional environment. 

Because Danticat's narrative is as wrenchingly personal as it is political, we not only learn about Haiti and the distinctive crises that have shaped its political troubles and U.S. immigration policies toward it, we also reflect on the nature of families and the unexpected forms of both the pain and strength we can find in them.

Review by Freshman English Committee: Julie Agoos, Eline Brooks, Jasono Frydman, Janet Moser, Tanya Pollard and Albena Vassileva.

Tuesday, September 20, 2011 - 2:15pm Matinee
Admission is Free
Walt Whitman Theatre

Night of Awakening 
6th Annual Avinu Malkeinu Event

Join us at Ohr Naava's 6th Annual Avinu Malkeinu event, where women from all over gather to be inspired before Yom Kippur. This evening has become a hallmark event for many as a source of inspiration and insight.  Be part of a beautiful night of inspiration for women.

Monday, September 25, 2011 - 7pm Evening
Walt Whitman Theatre

Note:  This is not a Brooklyn Center Presentation.

For information, ticket sales or advertising in the playbill, contact 2201 East 23rd Street, Brooklyn, NY 11229 or call 718-OHR-NAAVA (718-647-6228)

 Women's Torah Center Official Website

The Conservatory of Music of Brooklyn College Presents

A SEASON PREMIERE EVENT!
The Conservatory Orchestra