Ensure that Jewish stories are told with power and purpose.

Jewish Philanthropy Circle

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The Jewish Philanthropy Circle

L’dor v’dor — from generation to generation.
The Jewish Philanthropy Circle was launched last season to support the Jewish Stories Project and ensure that Jewish stories are told with power and purpose. This growing community of supporters is helping bring these powerful productions to life every season.

We are deeply grateful to the following founding donors*:

Jessie Wolfson & the Wolfson Family

Marc & Robyn Abrams

Alan Bernstein

Dan & Ann Bernstein

Steven & Susan Caller

In Memory of Nanci Deutsch

Carolynn & Michael Friedman

Jill & Hal Gaffin

David & Jan Ichel

Dr. Susan Jay

Zelda Kloner’s Gift Fund/Heidi Berghuis

Lawrence Kron

Susan & Richard Lampen

Rhoda Levitt

Nancy & Norman Lipoff

Lynn & Linda Newport

Nedra Oren

Alan & Barbara Pariera

Dorothy & Aaron Podhurst

David & Marian Rocker

Joel & Adele Sandberg

Stanley & Barbara Schwartz

Howard & Sharon Socol

Roz & Charles Stuzin

Debbie & Dr. Michael Troner

Roz & Charles Stuzin

Lenore & Stanley Weinstein

Victoria and Laurent Laor

 

*As of August 4th, 2026

We thank you for your generosity, vision, and belief in the power of theatre to uplift and unite.

To add your name to this vital effort, contact:
Kate Kramitz at KKramitz@gablestage.org or (305)446-1116 x 307

The Jewish Stories Project

The Jewish Stories Project supports theatrical works that explore Jewish identity, history, culture, memory, and the experiences that connect generations. In its inaugural year, the initiative helped make possible Nilo Cruz’s Sotto Voce and the Florida premiere of Joshua Harmon’s Prayer for the French Republic, which became the highest-grossing production in GableStage’s history and sparked meaningful conversations throughout our community.

This season, we continue this work with the Florida premiere of We Had a World, one of Harmon’s most personal and moving plays. A sharply funny and deeply heartfelt coming-of-age story, the play examines the extraordinary relationship between a young boy and his larger-than-life grandmother while exploring memory, family legacy, Jewish identity, and the stories that shape who we become.

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