With a gallery of art and graphic design on display downstairs (organized by Jason Novetsky and Therese Berkowitz) and performances upstairs, all of Flatbush was awash in creativity; so much so, it would be impossible to name everyone. But just a few of the highlights of the evening were a duet by Michael Zalta and our own Rabbi Levy singing Exodus, the Chamber Choir singing In My Life, David Siller and Liba Hornstein performing a scene from Driving Miss Daisy, and the rousing finale, One Day More from "Les Misérables". In addition, Arts faculty members Sally Shatzkes, Brian Gelfand, Joel Hessel, Lilia Mauskop, Erika Shaposhnik, and Shelley Kaplowitz directed their students in their performances and/or performed themselves. Best of all, the audience was packed with family, friends, and Flatbush students, all of whom had a wonderful time! Special thanks to the Ladies Auxiliary for sponsoring the evening. Here's to next year, and another opportunity to see the terrific talent being nurtured in the Yeshivah!
See pictures and videos from the amazing evening below:
~Written contributions by Ms. Shelly Kaplowitz.
~Pictures by Mr. Michael Grazi and Victor Dweck
~Claymations by Morris Shalom and Ralph Missry
~Videos edited by Victor Dweck.
~Compiled by Mr. David Galpert.