FROM SINAI TO SEINFELD: The Rise of Jewish Comedians in American Culture
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Were Jews always known for their sense of humor?
For much of history, Jewish communities were seen as serious or solemn. Yet by 1978, Time Magazine reported that 80% of American stand-up comedians were Jewish. So what changed? Join us for a lively journey through the evolution of Jewish
comedy- from its roots in immigrant neighborhoods and the Borscht Belt, to the golden age of TV and today’s biggest stars.
Enjoy stories, clips, and insights into the comedians who shaped American humor.
REGISTRATION FEE: $9 Members / $12 Guests
TO REGISTER: Call the JCC Front Desk at 732-494-3232 or email Liza Feldman at lfeldman@jccmc.org. To register online please click HERE. Sorry, no refunds.
For more info please contact the JCC Member Services Desk at 732-494-3232.
