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Gershwin's Porgy and Bess, Mozart's Cosi Fan Tutte, Ver- di's La Traviata, and Samson and Delila, by Saint-Saens, are a few of the operas one can enjoy in January and February. A celebration of Jewish life and kosher foods is scheduled for Feb. 17-20 at New York City's Passenger Ship Ter- minal Pier 88. Called the In- ternational Jewish Festival '90, it will be located on the Hudson riverfront at 12th Avenue and 48 Street. Besides the food displays, the festival will feature a Judaica Art Gallery, a Sim- cha Showcase, an Interna- tional Boutique and experts representing Jewish organi- zations and community ser- vices. The design for the festival is built around a group of Theme Islands. There will also be entertain- ment, lectures, educational exhibits, and free prize draws. The food section will carry traditional, new gourmet, health and holiday products. The Judaica Gallery will have a museum shop with Jewish arts, crafts, calligraphy, glassworks and religious articles created by an international group of artists. The Simcha Showcase will be the place for ideas on plan- ning a wedding or bar/bat mitzvah. Such aspects of the simcha as decorating, invita- tions, music and photography will be given attention. A one-act opera, Rothschild's Violin, by Ben jamin Fleischman, will be seen at the American Opera Center, at Lincoln Center's Juilliard Theater, on Feb. 23, 25 and 27. This opera was completed by Dmitri Shostakovich as Fleischman was killed during the Holocaust. Several other plays of Jewish interest are running in the city. Songs of Paradise, a Yiddish and English pop musical, is at the Astor Place Theater. Another Yiddish musical (with simultaneous English translation) is Land of Dreams at the Folksbiene Theater, until March 18. Car- bondale Dreams, about a young Jewish family, is at the Judith Anderson Theater. The Return, the world premiere of a drama set in the 1940s, can be seen at the Jewish Repertory Theater. The Puppetmaster of Lodz is showing at the Susan Bloch Theater. For a change of pace, one can try the Poetry Center at the 92nd St. Y, which has literary evenings with famous writers. Feb. 12 will be an Besides the food displays, the festival will feature a Judaica Art Gallery, a Simcha Showcase and an International Boutique. Evening of Turgenev with ac- tress Irene Worth. Writer Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. will ap- pear March 5, and Israeli writer Aharon Appelfeld on March 19. The 92nd St. Y continues innovative programs. Their Kosher Cooking School will offer: Kosher Wine Tasting (Feb. 14), Queen Esther's Purim Desserts (Feb. 27), Fan- cy Desserts for Passover (March 21), and Do-Ahead Chinese Gourmet Dishes (March 27). Most meet Tuesdays or Wednesdays, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. If you join one of the Y's winter city tours you can ex- plore the Street and Land- marks of Jewish Williams- burg on March 4. On March 11 there is a Purim Happen- ing in Crown Heights Tour. It starts at 2 p.m. and continues into the late evening. Jewish Harlem will be toured March 18, and April 1 there is a Boro Park Pre-Passover Thur. The latest tour sponsored by the Y is the afternoon tea, which takes place at various locations. On Feb. 15 after- noon tea will be taken at the Waldorf Astoria, which will include a behind-the-scenes tour of this legendry hotel