Sara Felder
in June Bride A typical Jewish lesbian wedding, with juggling Directed by Jayne Wenger January 19-20, 2001 Friday and Saturday at 8:00p.m. Travel with juggler Sara Felder from an awkward first date to the culmination of the wedding ceremony: the shattering of the wine glass under the wedding canopy.
In between, we meet the reluctant parents, the blissful brides, and the ageless spirit of the Jewish tradition. The play fetaures flying spheres. compelling ryhtms, sharp knives, a rhyming poem, a crystall ball, and hopefully, a straightjacket escape, in this up-in-the-air (literally!) and incredibly funny fable of family, tradition and marriage in modern America. "Calling Sara Felder a juggler is a little like refering to Michelangelo as 'that guy who painted ceilings'." -- Bay Area Reporter "When she starts to juggle, she seems more of a classical dancer than a circus performer. The act of juggling becomes a total experience...at once thrilling, involving and supremely tender. These are moments of perfection." -- San Francisco Sentinel
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