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The Violin Maker, written by Lisa Pearl Rosenbaum and Ronda Spinak, features the remarkable story of Israeli violin maker Amnon Weinstein, who dedicated his life to restoring violins damaged during the Holocaust. This American premiere intertwines Weinstein's narrative with true stories behind his collection, known as the "Violins of Hope." The play offers a powerful and uplifting exploration of resilience and the healing power of music.
Cast and Creative Team for The Violin Maker at International City Theatre
Cast
Bruce Nozick
Amnon Weinstein
Sheer Aviram
Golda Weinstein
Matthew Bohrer
Moshe Weinstein
Aviva Pressman
Assi Weinstein
Morgan Lauff
Gunther Haas
Lielle Kaidar
Multiple Roles
Matthew Henerson
Multiple Roles
Creative Team
caryn desai
Artistic Director
Lisa Pearl Rosenbaum
Playwright
Ronda Spinak
Playwright
caryn desai
director
Dr. Noreen Green
Music Curator/Pianist
Jonathan Rubin
Shony Alex Braun Violin
Destiny Manewal
Set Designer
Donna Ruzika
Lighting Designer
Kim DeShazo
Costume Designer
Dave Mickey
Sound Designer
Patty Briles
Prop Designer
Michael Donovan
Casting
Richie Ferris
Casting
John Freeland, Jr.
Stage Manager
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