Honoring the Past, Inspiring the Future: Jewish Stories on Stage.
Coming Soon
Female, Ashkenazi with a sewing machine
Playing weekends in August
August 7th-August 23rd
Berger Park Coach House, 6205 N. Sheridan Road, Chicago.
This original work follows a young Ashkenazi woman who learns her ovarian cancer diagnosis is linked to the BRCA gene mutation—a mutation disproportionately affecting Ashkenazi Jewish women. Her story, interwoven with ancestral memory and modern medical realities, opens an urgent conversation about inherited risk, early testing, and the life-saving power of knowledge.
Bringing Jewish Stories to Life
At Arts Judaica, we are passionate about creating and showcasing performances that place Jewish stories at the forefront. Through the power of theatre, we celebrate and honor Jewish history, culture, and traditions. Our mission is to educate and inspire audiences by bringing these meaningful stories to life, fostering a deeper understanding of Jewish heritage with every production.
