PAST: "Lost Childhood: Two Generations" The Making of an Opera at the DC JCC this SUN, Nov 14th at 4:30pm, $10

In conjunction with the current exhibit on view

at The Ann Loeb Bronfman Gallery

Memory of a time I did not know... the DC JCC

presents:

The Making of an Opera

Lost Childhood: Two Generations

Sunday, November 14th

4:30pm

$10 general, $5 members

Janice Hamer, composer

Mary Azrael, poet and librettist

Lost Childhood is a full-length opera set in Poland during World War II, and fifty years later in New York. It tells the story of Julek, a Jewish child who survived the Holocaust, and the adult he became. Discussion about the creation of the opera will be accompanied by monotypes created by Miriam Mörsel Nathan for the opera.

Read more about the event and purchase tickets here.

Image above from the current exhibition by Miriam Morsel Nathan

Washington DC JCC

16th & Q St, NW
Metro: Dupont Circle and walk over to 16th or take any of the S line buses from McPherson Square or anywhere along 16th St to Q St