Mendel & Moses – Jeremiah Theatricals

In “Mendel & Moses,” the Narrator, Mendel Moskowitz from Brooklyn, goes back in time to Ancient Egypt for a hilarious journey with Moses and the Children of Israel, from Slavery to The Red Sea, from the Wilderness to the Promised Land. The Exodus was never more entertaining!

“MENDEL & MOSES”
Opening Night – July 21, 1997
at The Canon Theatre, Beverly Hills, CA

Gary Morgan as “Mendel Moskowitz” and Jesse Garnee as “Moses” in “Mendel & Moses,” 1997 The Canon Theatre, Beverly Hills, CA. Photo by Harry Langdon

“Charming and full of wit and wisdom! The writers Ginsberg have fashioned a fable that is full of humor, drama, satire, song and dance. A bit of something for everyone! A show worth seeing!” – Ed Kaufman, The Hollywood Reporter
“Excellent music! With its feet on the ground, its heart in the heavens, and that irrepressible twinkle in its eye, Mendel & Moses is on the side of the angels and good for what ails a sickened society! Critic’s Choice!” – Polly Warfield, Drama-Logue
“Mendel brings humor and high spirits to the story! Rousing laughs along the way!” – Don Shirley, The Los Angeles Times

Jeremiah Ginsberg and Theodore Bikel, opening night, “Mendel & Moses.”

Richard Moll and Dom DeLuise, Opening Night, “Mendel & Moses.”

Ned York as “Pharaoh” and Spencer Cherashore as “Captain” from “Mendel & Moses.”

Highlights from “Mendel & Moses” at The Century City Playhouse, 1997

Hear, O Israel from “Mendel & Moses” – Performed by Stephen Len White

Connie Kunkle sings, “Is There A Man” from “Mendel & Moses”

Jeremiah Ginsberg sings, “But I’m Not Complaining” from “Mendel & Moses”