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Jacob's Stepladder Play Explores Family, Abandonment at Jerusalem's Khan Theater
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The Khan Theater in Jerusalem is presenting "Jacob's Stepladder," a play by Art Feinglass exploring family dynamics, abandonment, and growth. Directed by Jacob Lunon, the production draws on Feinglass's personal experiences as a single father. The play follows the Brody family over three decades, featuring a cast that portrays characters at different ages. "Jacob's Stepladder" runs from November 18-26 and includes original music.
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- "Jacob's Stepladder" play runs Nov. 18-26 at Jerusalem's Khan Theater.
- Playwright Art Feinglass drew inspiration from his personal life as a single father.
- Director Jacob Lunon brings American film and off-Broadway experience to the production.
- The story follows the Brody family through three decades, exploring abandonment and growth.
- Original music by Chava Basilyan and Ori Ben-Lavi accompanies the performance.
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