Featuring puppeteer: Brad Shur and his friends
Uncle Murray is coming over for dinner, but there's no food in sight! A young man's search for a family recipe ends up
bringing folk tales to life...in his kitchen.
Based on a collection of traditional Yiddish stories, "The Magic Soup" teaches that it is those with wit, humor and imagination who have the best chance of filling their
bellies -- and fulfilling their reams.
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Recommended for ages 5+
Brad has been professionally involved in puppetry for almost 15 years. He began as a performer with Providence’s puppet and mask company Big Nazo while studying at the Rhode Island School of Design. He has
worked in various capacities with puppet companies from Tennessee & Vermont, even designing and building puppets for American Idol, Dollywood, and theaters
from Texas to Boston. All of the puppets Brad uses in his performances have been built by hand in his workshop. Brad is currently the Artist in Residence at the Puppet Showplace Theater in Brookline.
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Special presentation sponsored by Temple Emmanuel of Wakefield & Unitarian Church of Wakefield
Tickets: $10 each or 3 tickets for $25
Ticket price includes a donation to Wakefield’s Interfaith Food Pantry. Additional donations to the Food Pantry will be accepted.