Jake Ehrenreich ‘s- A Jew Grows In Brooklyn (Mizner Park Cultural Arts Center & Coral Springs Center for the Arts-(Boca Raton, Coral Springs)
* Jake Ehrenreich’s- A Jew Grows In Brooklyn.
Last night, Jeff Eats and Mrs. Jeff Eats saw the “updated” Jake Ehrenreich’s- A Jew Grows In Brooklyn/2.0 at the Mizner Park Cultural Arts Center in Boca Raton…and all I can tell you is-if you are Jewish you owe it to yourself to go-see this one man show! Jake Ehrenreich’s 90 minute non stop performance, is a fabulous ride of hysterical laughter and sad tears!
Jeff Eats just checked and goldstar.com has “discount” tickets available for both the Mizner Park Cultural Arts Center (2/2-2/26) and Coral Springs Center for the Arts (310-3/12) runs.
I am telling you, you must see this show!
Posted on December 16th, 2016
* Jake Ehrenreich’s- A Jew Grows In Brooklyn.
Got an absolute must see one-man show for you guys…Jake Ehrenreich’s- A Jew Grows In Brooklyn which is scheduled to play the Mizner Park Culural Arts Center (2/2-2/26/17) and the Coral Springs Center for the Arts (3/10-3/12/17)!
Jeff Eats and Mrs. Jeff Eats have seen the show- like I just said, an absolute must see!
For tickets/show schedules/info: ajewgrowsinbrooklyn.com and goldstar.com (discount tickets).
Mizner Park Cultural Arts Center
201 Plaza Real
Boca Raton, Florida 33432
877.238.5596
miznerparkculturalcenter.com
Coral Springs Center for the Arts
2855 Coral Springs Dr.
Coral Springs, FL 33065
954-344-5990
coralspringscenterforthearts.com
from coralspringscenterforthearts.com.
The New York Times compared Jake Ehrenreich to Billy Crystal and Bill Murray in its review of the actor-writer’s one-man musical comedy A Jew Grows in Brooklyn. Now, after its record-breaking run in the heart of Broadway and tours from L.A. to London, this uplifting biographical journey returns to the Coral Springs Center for the Arts. From growing up with parents who survived the Holocaust, to playing stickball in the streets of Brooklyn, to his show business career in the Catskills and on Broadway, to finding himself heartbroken at the bedsides of ailing family members, Ehrenreich chronicles his search for the American Dream with warmth, humor and optimism. Come find out why The New York Times called A Jew Grows in Brooklyn “dazzling.”
Check this guy out on line … very funny!
I’ve seen the show and it’s terrific.
Just saw “My son the waiter” at the same venue. Hysterical and totally original. No “tribute” crap here.
Zimmerman has been doing the same show for the past 5 years.
I saw the Waiter show about 4 years ago. The guy just keeps repeating the same old jokes and stories.
Right including three years off Broadway. For those who havn’t seen it. It’s fresh and very funny.
Jeff,
My husband and I saw the show last night and we loved it.
We bought tickets on goldstar.com and they were great/ Dead center in Row H.
If you are Jewish this is a show that really hits home.
As you wrote we laughed and cried.
We recommend that your readers see this show!!!!
Thanks for the heads up on this one.
Literally just this minute I purchase 4 tickets for tonight’s performance.
Also thanks for recommending Gold Star.
My husband and I and our friends are really looking forward to going.
Thanks again,
Tanya
Jeff,
The show was amazing.
What a talent.
Told a load of my friends about it this morning over breakfast at the Polo Club in Boca Raton.
My parents and grandparents luckily were here in America before the Nazis came to power. That said, I have many friends’ whose families were not as fortunate as mine were.
You are so right, tears and laughs.
Every Jew should see this show.
Jeff,
I just purchase 3 tickets for tonight.
It seemed that Gold Star’s price was better than the buy 1 get 1 at half price advertised in the Sun Sentinel.
The show sounds great.
Also picked up 2 for Gallagher at Boca Black Box for tomorrow on Gold Star.
Jeff, My wife and I are going to tomorrow’s matinee. We bought tickets on goldstar.com.
We are hearing only terrific things about the show.
Jeff,
My husband and I saw the show last night and loved every minute of it.
Jeff, saw the show last night and really didn’t enjoy it. It seems to me that it’s a variation on an old refugee/NY Jew storyline and if you’ve seen one you’ve seen them all. That said my wife and the couple we went with loved the show and said I was out of mind and didn’t know what I was talking about.
Jeff,
We loved the show.
Jeff,
Recent transplants from Brooklyn to Delray Beach.
Glad you recommended this show.
We saw it the other night and loved it.