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March 27, 1998 - Image 25

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1998-03-27

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Shushan

ffnai Moshe students put a
different spin on their Purimspiel.

JULIE EDGAR News Editor

BILL HANSEN Photographer

....,..

hey followed the "Hamantash Road" on their way to cele-
brating the victory of Mordecai, Esther and the Jews over
the evil Haman.
Children in grades K-8 in Congregation B'nai Moshe's
religious school packed the house for a single performance of their
Purimspiel — "Follow The Hamantash Road" — last week. They
incorporated the story of Haman's downfall into songs from The
Wizard of Oz
The play was written and produced by Rita Abramson, the head
of the shul's religious school.



Top, far left: Reena Shiller
(Queen Esther) and Jordan
Shifinan (King
Achashverosh) take a bow.
Not shown is Matthew
Kaminsky, who played
Mordecai.

Bottom, far left: Caryn
Zietlin sings up a storm.

Above, left: Len Wanetik
dressed like a Scotsman but
didn't play the bagpipes.

Left: Alex Greenberger and
his grogger during a read- ,
ing of Megillat Esther.

3/27
1998

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