Jewish comic Ivor Dembina presents his solo show on the current state of Israel and Palestine. Based on his own experiences as a peace volunteer in Palestine after a traditional Jewish suburban upbringing, Dembina's show brings together laughter and tension in a thought-provoking way.
Admission is free with voluntary donation at the end of show.
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The story follows...
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