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Accent on Youth for Center Musical 'To Live Another Summer'
Honesty and humor are
stressed by the seven young
members of the touring com-
pany for "To Live Another
Summer," an Israeli musical
review which will open at the
Jewish Center Jan. 13 and
continue through Jan. 21.
Tickets are on sale at the
Center, DI 1-4200.
Musical arranger and con-
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doctor of the show is David folk group and has been in a
Krivoshei, whose work is number of Israeli musical
well known in Israel. His or- productions.
iginal composition, "I Dream
Gali Atari, at 19, is one of
of Naomi," won first prize in Israel's better known singers
the Tokyo International Fest• and recording artists. She ap-
ival.
peared in the Tokyo Interna•
lianan Goldblatt, whose ca- tional Festival and has had
reer began with the Nahal best-selling records in Israel,
Troupe, has performed in
A kibutz native, M os h e
many plays and had featured Goldstein is both singer and
roles in variety ensembles. actor, having played a lead
In 1970, he had the lead in role in the Israeli production
the Israeli version of "Prom- of "Hair" and acted in the
.
ises, Promises • "
American-Israeli movie, "He
Former lead singer in an Didn't Shoot His Father,"
Israeli chorus featured on na- with Geraldine Chaplin.
tional radio, Sara Golan also
The youngest member of
sang with the army enter- the company, Yohai Hazani,
tainment troupe, spent two is widely recognized in Israel
years with the Cameri The- as a folk singer. He per-
ater and now performs as a formed in clubs and concerts
vocalist throughout Israel.
throughout the country be-
Nava Harari, a member fore joining "To Live Another
and soloist with the Karmon Summer."
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David Krivosiei is musical
arranger and conductor and
Nava Harald • f ea tared
dancer in the Israeli musical
"To Live Another Summer,"
coming to the Jewish Center
Jan. 13-21.
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During Metals Week, Gut-
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of 300 industrialists partici- scribed the progress made
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