Phantom of the Babka
An original musical comedy with a good mix of classic Yiddish humour, current affairs and political satire thrown in.
A MELBOURNE Jewish community institution, the annual Purim Spiel is on again next week and as usual, it will deliver in spades.
An original musical comedy with a good mix of classic Yiddish humour, current affairs and political satire thrown in – anything from high level international affairs to the bickering at a local shule board.
While the team keeps things family friendly, nothing is off limits and the cast definitely isn’t afraid to laugh at themselves. This year there’s a great eclectic mix of songs from Les Miserables to Madonna, Hamilton and Kiss, and everything in between.
All profits from the Purim Spiel are sent to Emunah in Israel, a social welfare organisation that provides lifesaving services to more than 10 thousand individuals and families at risk, including infants, children, adolescents, adults and senior citizens.
For more information and to book tickets, visit purimspiel.com.au
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