When: Thursday, March 5th at 6:00 p.m.
Where: B'nai Zion Congregation, 245 Southfield Road, Shreveport
Registration is required, and space is limited (scroll down to register)
Cost: Free, and open to all without regard to religious background
The performance and Q&A session together will last about an hour and 40 minutes, and will be followed by light refreshments.
Have Questions? Call 318-868-1200 or email [email protected]
Freedom Song is a transformative musical that will shatter the myth of Jews being immune to addiction. By interweaving a Passover Seder with personal stories of addiction, Freedom Song poses one stark question — “what are you a slave to?”
The cast of Freedom Song is not a cast of actors; they are actual addicts in recovery that have broken off the shackles of drugs, alcohol, gambling, and other destructive behaviors. By performing in Freedom Song, the interchanging cast members have an opportunity to answer questions from the audience and to share their experiences on how best to recover from a lifestyle of addiction.
Using song and dance, tears and laughter, and an intense post show discussion with our cast, Freedom Song will open your eyes to the real-life struggle against the ‘bondage of self’ that we fight every day.
You can read more about Freedom Song and Beit T'Shuvah at their website.
Up to 6 individuals can be registered at a time. Look for the "Add Another Registrant" button below. Once that is clicked, the previous registration will compress above it. You can click on the triangle on the left to return to a previous registrant's information.
Every email address entered will receive an email confirmation, and an important message on the day of the event with parking information and other details.
If this box is not checked, your name and contact information will not be retained or used beyond this event.
100% of dollars donated here will fund the expenses associated with bringing Freedom Song to Shreveport. Donations received by March 1 can be recognized in the printed program on March 5. Donations can also be accepted on site on March 5.
