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Storydance Theatre presents a story play dealing with the effects of hate and finding justice. A workshop on dealing with trauma after facing hate will also be offered as part of the Finding Elijah project.

In Jewish folklore the biblical prophet Elijah wanders the earth to provide justice, compassion, and healing in times of distress. The play explores Elijah throughout Jewish history in moments of antisemitism, injustice, and the often-broken discourse around Israel-Palestine. Rather than take a political stance, the offering looks at the human cost of hate. While there is a decided Jewish focus in the production, it aims to prompt audiences to reflect on their own experience. Stories in the play include traditional, contemporary, and personal accounts of dealing with hate and finding hope

Performers for this production include: Cia Sautter – Flamenco dancer, Storyteller, Workshop leader, has a Ph.D in Religion and the Arts and training in movement and healing; Howard Lieberman and Ari Hoptman- acclaimed storyteller/actors; Talia Levine – a singer and musician who leads Koleinu, specializing in world Jewish music. Musicians – David Greenberg (flamenco guitar), Ross Fellrath (flamenco singing), Jesse Simon, percussion.
Media Contact: Cia Sautter
cialuna13@gmail.com
651-855-8940