SUKKOS MOB

THE SUKKOS MOB
returns to the streets and sukkahs of New York City with their latest production

“Don’t Let the Sheep Get in Your Eyes!”
an intimate science fiction story knit together with authentic sheeps' wool and music.

You’ll smell the MOB before you see them!
You’ll hear them before you bump into them. How great!

This year’s production features:

-- New compositions by Jessica Lurie
-- Mind expanding sound beds by Wollesonic Labs
-- Spectacle design by Alessandra Nichols, Jennifer Harris, Abigail Miller, and Gaby Cryan, Celia Hart Caro
-- Yiddish translation by Itzik Gottesman
-- Choreography by Abigail Levine
-- Directed by Jenny Romaine

The amazing cast and band includes:
Alicia Gerstein, Joe Dobkin, Gaby Cryan, Daniel Lang-Levitsky, Shane Baker, David Mandelbaum, Amy E. Alterman, JR Hankins, Avi-Fox Rosen, Tina Richerson, Jessica Lurie, Kenny Wolleson, Abigail Miller, BUGZ, Rabbi Alissa Wise (not performing), Sarah Bendix, and Jenny Romaine.

The Sukkos Mob will play exclusively during the holiday of Sukkos from September 23 to September 30.

This year's show is an homage to film maker Alex Rivera.
The Sukkos Mob is a Jenny Romaine/Great Small works production sponsored by Tablet Magazine, The Sonya Staff Foundation
and Grilli Earth Walls.

Schedule of performance times and locations:

Sept 23 SUNY PURCHASE sukkah - 7ish
Sept 24 Union Square Square - 9:30
Sept 25 Dumbo Arts Festival - 7:30 as a prelude to GSW Spaghetti Dinner in front of 10 Jay Street, DUMBO, Brooklyn
Sept 26 3 shows!
12 noon in Prospect Park in the Nethermead near the music pagoda
Enter the Park through the Willink Entrance at Empire Boulevard and Ocean Avenue, and follow the Blue Trail directional signs.
4 PM Flushing Meadows Park in front of the Queens Museum of Art, near the Unisphere.
7:30 PM Bronx Sukkah 3338 Bainbridge Ave (for Bronx directions 917.930.0295)
Sept 27 Sarah Lawrence College sukkah 7ish
Sept 29 open looking for nyc club

Sept 30 noon, tba Manhattan

Call Hotline for Rain/ Location Updates (917) 727-0662.