Mitch Feinstein Presents THE ROAD TO MASADA ANTI SEMITISM AND ME Opening On December 17
The show explores the history and causes of antisemitism seeking, as the show is subtitled, "The Path from Hate to Hope."
This world premier of Mitch Feinstein one person show The Road To Masada - Anti Semitism and Me, is time.ly The show explores the history and causes of antisemitism seeking, as the show is subtitled, "The Path from Hate to Hope."
Today's world is rife with race hatred of all types. The rise of hate groups such as white supremacists and other groups that are anti- gay, anti-Semitic, anti-woman, and anti-people of color is rapidly spreading across our society. In order to combat this rising hate Mitchell began delving into the history and source of antisemitism in the hopes that looking at the truth of the source of anti-Semitic beliefs could be an antiseptic to the disease of hate. In a broader sense, understanding why hate exists and how it starts can provide a template for fighting stereotyping hate of all kinds.
We follow Mitch, and his History Machine, on a journey through time and space meeting historical figures, average and splendid, who show Mitchell his own history and the history of the world to discover the truth about the myths that support hate beliefs.
Through the examination of Mitch's personal experience with stereotyping hate, the impact of all types of hate on the human soul is revealed. Antisemitism stands as a proxy for all types of hate based on race, color, or sexual orientation. It is Mitch's hope that by shedding light on the source of this irrational behavior, we can all learn how to better fight this hate.
The Road to Masada - Anti Semitism and Me premiers December 17, 2023 at 12:00 Noon at The Zephyr Theatre located at 7456 Melrose Ave, L.A. CA 90046. Tickets are $25 and available online at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-road-to-masada-anti-semitism-and-me-tickets-746262058907?aff=oddtdtcreator
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