Best Tellers 6th SEPTEMBER

ONE-OFF EVENT NOT TO BE MISSED
Jewish Small Communities Network with the Scottish Council of Jewish Communities

presents.... BESHT TELLERS

There was once and there was twice two Jewish boys who magically turned in to hairless old men, no one quite knew how it happened but some say it was because they had both illegally drunk at the well of a bald giant who cursed them and stole their hair. So the two boys embarked on a journey to find some hair.   You can all fill in your own ending.....

The Besht Tellers are back for a unique one off zoom performance for the first time in more than 25 years.
In the early 90’s Robbie Gringras and Danny Scheinmann wowed audiences with a unique blend of Jewish storytelling and physical theatre in their hit show 'Telling Tales'.

In this one-off reunion performance Danny and Robbie will tell some of their favourite stories from decades of storytelling.
Robbie now lives in Israel and Danny in London and in their own ways they have continued to tell stories all their lives.

Robbie is an educator, performer and writer. He has written many provocative thought pieces on all aspects of Israeli life and  continues to write and perform challenging new shows internationally.  His play 'About the Oranges' was a tragi-comedy about a suicide bomber, and his latest play 'The Gate' explores whether a gate between a kibbutz and the local Arab village should remain open or closed.

Danny is an author, actor and film maker. His first novel 'Random Acts of Heroic Love' was an international bestseller translated in to 21 languages. His short film 'The Divorce' won the Pears Short Film Screenplay award and Best Film at the Moscow Jewish Film Festival and he most recently appeared in the films 'Stan and Ollie' and '7 days in Entebbe'.

One comment

  1. Anne Goldstein

    Thanks to Fiona and to Ed. This was an inspirational event and showed how Zoom can support creativity and spirituality. Really wonderful to see these guys perform after so long and the distance between them disappeared. We were lost in their stories. Such is the power of imagination. Brilliant stuff.

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