IN PERSON ONLY - Co-SpONSORED by TEMPLE BETH AMI
Join us for an uplifting afternoon of Stories, Songs, and Soul!
Aimee Ginsburg Bikel, journalist, author, and professional public speaker for over 40 years, presents this unique and moving program that tells the story of Theo’s remarkable life, career, and legacy. Beginning with events that shaped his life following the rise of Nazi Germany and his escape from Austria to his life in Palestine, where he discovered his love for acting and singing, Aimee takes us along Theo’s journey to London and the United States, highlighting Theo’s incredible Tikkun Olam work.
Don’t miss this tribute to a legendary Academy, Emmy, Tony, and Grammy-nominated actor and folksinger, civil rights, peace, and Jewish activist,t and devoted labor union leader. Known for creating iconic roles on stage, film and TV, including playing Captain Von Trapp in the Broadway production of The Sound of Music – and Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof (more than any other actor in history), Bikel also co-founded the Newport Folk Festival with Pete Seeger.
Join us after the presentation for a book-singing session and a coffee and dessert reception.
Time: 3-5 PM ET
Location: Temple Beth Ami (14330 Travilah Road, Rockville, MD 20850)
Registration: $18
Aimee Ginsburg Bikel is an award-winning journalist, author, and public speaker. She is the founding director of the Theodore Bikel Legacy Project. She has lived in Israel, India, and the United States and her work has been published worldwide. She served as the senior Israeli India Correspondent for more than a decade and has extensive experience as a radio editor and host. She has spoken to audiences around the world about her work and life experiences and is currently on tour with her first book, "The City Of Light".