Upcoming
August 18, 2026
A fascinating talk on how the biblical Ten Plagues have been reimagined by modern artists in response to today’s world.
Stories have always been how the Jewish community remembers, teaches, laughs, and connects. Storylines brings this enduring tradition to life through an evening of unforgettable true stories about belonging, told live by professional and community storytellers.
From moments of humour to experiences of resilience, identity, and family, each story offers a unique perspective while reflecting the universal desire to belong. Whether you’re Jewish or simply love the art of storytelling, you’ll leave with a deeper connection that spans across generations and experiences.
In partnership with the CJN Podcast Network, the evening will be recorded live and preserved by the Ontario Jewish Archives, ensuring these stories become part of our community’s living history.
Presented by the Al Green Theatre at the Miles Nadal JCC, Leah Posluns Theatre at Prosserman JCC, and the Ontario Jewish Archives, with support from UJA’s Kultura Collective and the J.B. & Dora Salsberg Fund at the Jewish Foundation of Greater Toronto.
Al Green Theatre at the Miles Nadal JCC, Leah Posluns Theatre at Prosserman JCC, CJN Podcast Network, and the Ontario Jewish Archives
Al Green Theatre, Miles Nadal JCC, 750 Spadina Ave
