They Say There's Always Meshuggeneh in the Air
In 2018, we brought a little Jew York City to Philadelphia with A Very Broadway Purim. Morty Val Morty, Haman Hill, Estherba from the Land of Schnozz, and the Little Orphan Guardies took the stage and proved there’s no business like show business. With songs including “Defying Tyranny” and “La Vie Purim” and even the occasional dance number, it was anything but les miserable.
Photos from the Very Broadway Show
Meet the Very Broadway Cast
Josh Silverbauer
Cool as a cucumber, kosher as a all beef hotdog. This mench tells the story with a magical twist.
Rachael Silverbauer
From the Land of Schnozz., this wickedly sexy Jew-witch gal is the heroine of our story and looking to get herself a goyish king.
Brian Marsden
Watch out or he may try to sell you a trombone...or on mass genocide.
Pete DiLorenzo
This gamblin’ Shushan king is throwing a 180-day party for the hell of it! He likes three things in life: drinks, dice, and dolls.
Jamey DiLorenzo
A humble old man who loves stealing loaves of challah bread. Mordechai only bows down to God. How many gods? 2? 4? 6? No, 1!
Paul Strohecker
These bastard gatekeepers are never fully dressed without a mutiny. They want to sweep the king under the carpet, and take the throne themselves.
Alon hafri
She will climb every mountain, but won’t mount any Persian. Vashtia was brought up as a nun, and the king is less than thrilled that he’s been getting … nun
Gabby Rathz
These bastard gatekeepers are never fully dressed without a mutiny. They want to sweep the king under the carpet, and take the throne themselves.
David Geron-Neubauer
Dave isn’t good, nor bad, nor even in the original story of Purim. He’s a P-Bird Shushan school dropout who made his way into our story a few years back.
Yuval Yarden
These bastard gatekeepers are never fully dressed without a mutiny. They want to sweep the king under the carpet, and take the throne themselves.
Lisa Rothstein
These bastard gatekeepers are never fully dressed without a mutiny. They want to sweep the king under the carpet, and take the throne themselves.
Blake Hunter
These bastard gatekeepers are never fully dressed without a mutiny. They want to sweep the king under the carpet, and take the throne themselves.