About Save A Child’s Heart

Save A Child's Heart (SACH) is Israel's preeminent humanitarian organization specializ-ing in charitable pediatric cardiac care and providing urgently needed pediatric heart surgery and follow-up care for indigent children from developing countries. Based in Israel, our mission is to improve the quality of pediatric cardiac care for chil-dren from countries where the heart surgery they need is unobtainable.

Every 29 hours, our doctors save a child's life in our medical facilities in Israel, or on medical missions in partner countries around the world.

Thousands of children from poor families around the world are alive today because of a small group of medical professionals who volunteer their time and expertise to perform life-saving cardiac surgery and train local medical personnel.

Pictured to the right: The new international pediatric cardiac center at Wolfson medical Center in Holon, Israel. It is currently under construction and SACH will be housed there and Kim and Jane Clement are naming and dedicating the state of the art Hybrid Operating Room.

“I believe that this is the real face of Israel… You see these

beautiful little children receiving help from Israeli doctors…

it’s a new world… this is Israel.”

- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

All children, regardless of race, religion, sex, color, or financial status receive the best possible care that modern medicine has to offer. SACH saves children with congenital heart defects, who have almost no chance of surviving to adulthood in their native countries, and saves their lives with no political, cultural, religious, or racial preference whatsoever.

Save A Child's Heart also works to multiply the effectiveness of its resources outside of Israel by training medical personnel from developing countries. The ultimate goal of SACH is actually to create "Centers of Competence" around the world, which will ena-ble local medical personnel to provide these life saving services on their own. This is a full outreach training program that brings doctors and nurses to the SACH center for in-depth, postgraduate training; it also sends staff overseas to provide this education to local medical professionals, as well as to perform surgeries side-by-side with them.

Until our ultimate goal is achieved, children with congenital heart defects will continue to be brought to Israel for sur-gery and other cardiac care. More than 4000 chil-dren from more than fifty countries have already been saved directly by SACH personnel, while thousands more are receiving the life-saving treatments they need from local person-nel who were previously trained by SACH. We have trained Tanzania’s first pediatric cardiac surgeon, and we are in the process of training Ethiopia’s first pediatric cardiac surgeon. Construction has begun on a new Children's Hospital at the Wolfson Medical Center that will house the Middle East's first international pediatric cardiac care center.

Every 29 hours we save a child’s life

www.saveachildsheartus.org

Moran Atias - Master of Ceremonies

Born and raised in Haifa, Israel to parents of Mo-roccan descent, actress Moran Atias gained her first international success in Italy hosting numer-ous TV shows and starring in films. Upon moving to the U.S., she immediately secured a lead role in the TV series Crash, and enjoyed critical ac-claim for her role in Oscar-winning filmmaker Paul Haggis's Third Person, a film which she de-veloped and co-produced, and which earned her a star on the Belgium Walk of Fame. Recognized by the Los Angeles Times for her "intense ambition to succeed" and dubbed a "terrific actress" by Variety, her latest turn has been the lead role in the FX hit-series Tyrant.

When she is not on set, Atias is committed to tikkun olam. Following the 2010 Haiti earthquake, she facilitated a rescue mission securing the transit of twenty-nine severe spinal injury patients to U.S. hospitals, for which she received the Humanitarian Award from the LA Femme Film Festival. In November 2010, she continued her efforts by working with Artists for Peace and Justice (APJ) to raise over 10 million dollars to help fund Haiti's first free high school, where a classroom has been named in her honor. Atias also serves as a Goodwill Ambassador for lsraAid, and is now proud to be in-volved with Save a Child’s Heart.

In Memory of Kim Clement 1956-2016

Originally from South Africa, Kim and Jane Clement moved to America in the early nineties as ministers spreading God's hope and love to those in need. For nearly 40 years they have selflessly given of their time and finance to the less fortunate, encour-aging others to do the same. After having five biological children, they went on to adopt five special needs children from China. Facing heart disease with their adopted children led them to discover the amazing work of Save A Child’s Heart. They worked to send orphans from China to Israel to have life-saving heart surgeries performed through SACH. Having fought a courageous battle with cancer, sadly, we lost Kim in

November of 2016. Kim and SACH shared the same passion and desire to save lives regardless of race, religion, or walk of life. Kim boldly pledged $2 million toward the Hybrid Oper-ating Room in the new Children’s Wing at the Wolfson Medi-cal Center, and he worked tirelessly to reach that goal. Kim’s zeal for life was contagious and he would preach this mes-sage of cross-cultural love wherever he went. In addition to SACH, Kim and Jane have partnered with many other Israel-based organizations making an incredible difference in this world. Their outstretched hands of generosity spread across many nations, and lives are affected all over the world be-

cause of their love for humanity. Jane, and the House of Destiny, continue to serve as ambassadors championing the work of organizations around the world such as Save A Child's Heart. Kim’s legacy will forever be honored through the many lives touched by his.

Morris Kahn—Honoree

From an early age, Morris Kahn, paved the way to technological innovation and excel-lence, leaving an indelible mark on the country. He quickly extended his reach, making a global impact in the fields of scientific research, technological and scientific educa-tion, medicine, young leadership and environmental protection, focusing largely on the marine environment.

The first step on Mr. Kahn’s journey was the establish-ment of Golden Pages in Israel. Identifying the need for an advanced technological billing solution, he co-founded Amdocs. Mr. Kahn is also the owner of the diversified investment group Aurec.

In recent years Mr. Kahn has increasingly focused his attention on philanthropy and venture philanthropy un-der the patronage of the Kahn Foundation. He continues to leverage his wealth and influence to promote and sup-port innovation and scientific excellence, recently partner-ing with S Space IL – a non-profit organization taking part in the international Google Lunar X-Prize competition. As Space IL’s chairman, primary funder and driving force, Mr. Kahn’s goal is to inspire an entire generation to take an interest in science, technology, engineering and math.

Mr. Kahn also supports several initiatives that are close to his heart, including the pro-motion of successful, ethical and challenge-seeking youth leadership; making cataract surgery accessible to Ethiopian villagers; running a summer camp for children with terminal diseases; and operating a therapeutic horseback riding center for the disa-bled.

Chaya Museri - Honoree

Head Nurse, Cardiac Operating Rooms

Chaya Museri was born in Poland and came to Israel in 1957. She studied nursing at the School of Nursing at the Wolfson Medical Center, followed by a course in operating room nursing at the Tel HaShomer Medical Center. Chaya has been a nurse at the Wolfson Medical Center for over 30 years and she has been working in the cardiotho-

racic operating room for 24 years.

Since 1991, Chaya has been the Head Nurse for both adult and pediatric heart surgeries. Chaya has being volunteering for Save a Child's Heart (SACH) since the beginning. She worked alongside SACH founder the late Dr Ami Cohen and was one of the first people involved in the project.

Chaya joined numerous SACH medical missions to Chi-na, Romania, Moldova, Ethiopia, Rwanda and Tanzania. She is one of the key leaders of the medical team and her dedication, professionalism and generosity is a role model to all the Save a Child's Heart volunteers.

Les Voyages Emily Bear, piano The Bravest Journey Emily Bear, piano Bumble Bear Boogie Emily Bear, piano

Compositions by Emily Bear Orchestration and arrangement of Bumble Bear Boogie by Christopher Jahnke

Tishmor Al Ha’Olam Liel Kolet, vocals; Barry Gold, cello Keshet Chaim Dance Ensemble

Music and lyrics by David D’or Orchestral arrangement & cello introduction by Mariano Dugatkin

Choreography by Kobi Rozenfeld

Honorary Chairman of SACH International Award Morris Kahn, recipient SACH Lifetime Achievement Award Chaya Museri, recipient

Love is All We Need Ali Paris, vocals, qanun Adrian Rosen, bass

Music and lyrics by Ali Paris Tribute Video in Memory of Kim Clement

Ray of Hope Liel Kolet and George Komsky, vocals MUSYCA Children’s Choir, backing vocals Sharon Farber, piano

Music by Liel Kolet Lyrics by Shimon Peres

Orchestral arrangement by Sharon Farber

Intermission

Through the Eyes of Love Melissa Manchester, vocals Music by Marvin Hamlisch Lyrics by Carol Bayer Sager

Whenever I Call You Friend Melissa Manchester, vocals, piano George Komsky, vocals Susan Holder, vocals

Music and lyrics by Kenny Loggins and Melissa Manchester

Erev Kachol Amok Rita, vocals Music by Shlomo Idov

Lyrics by Meir Ariel Orchestral arrangement by Rafi Kadishson

Gole Sangam Rita, vocals MUSYCA Children’s Choir, backing vocals

Traditional Persian Song, arrangement by Marijn van Prooijen

Mechake Rita, vocals Music by Idan Raichel

Lyrics by Rita Yahan-Farouz Orchestration by David Sebba

Angel Meshi Kleinstein, vocals

Music and lyrics by Sarah McLachlan Orchestral arrangement by Nolan Markey

Shane Rita, vocals

Traditional Persian Song, arrangement by Marijn van Prooijen Yeladim Zeh Simcha Rita, vocals

Music by Shlomo Bar Lyrics by Yehoshua Sobol

Orchestration by David Sebba Imagine All

Music and lyrics by Yoko Ono/John Lennon Arrangement by Marijn van Prooijen

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Production Team Gabriella Nejman, Leetal Wroclawski – Production Coordinators Dori Roberts – Technical Director/Production Manager/Sound Engineer Tomer Ronen – Stage Manager Tal Azulay – Graphic Designer Shirily Argon – Editor and Designer Gary Benson – Voice of God Nina Gordon, Phyllis Folb – Publicists

Known to the world simply as Rita, Rita Yahan-Foruz emigrated from Iran to Israel In 1970, aged just eight, and fifteen years later be-came the best known, most successful singer in the country. In 2008, after 25 years in the business, she received the accolade of being named ‘top female sing-er in the past 60 years’, during a special countdown for Israel’s 60th anniversary.

Today Rita continues to pack venues and stadiums to capacity, her multi-platinum albums reinforcing her position as Israel’s biggest singing sensation. Not only is she a huge star in Israel, Rita’s unique voice has also won her international ac-claim, with appearances across the globe - from the USA, France, England, and Italy to Uruguay and more. Alongside her burgeoning career in Israel during the 1980s, she performed to European crowds.

Rita also recently completed a world music oriented album, dedicated to her mu-sical roots, working with some of Israel’s best known music producers. The album “My Joys” was released in December 2011, and was debuted at Tel Aviv’s Hangar 11 to an ecstatic audience including many from the Persian community. All the songs on the album hold a special significance for Rita – and fans have been quick to embrace its intimacy and authenticity.

The album achieved gold status in less than a month of its release. Rita’s career has never been restricted to the musical sphere. As a graduate of one of the most respected acting schools in Israel, she became a popular theater actress, perform-ing in dozens of plays to audiences of adults, teenagers and children alike.

Throughout her career Rita has sold over a million copies of her albums, won doz-en of prizes and has been celebrated as the top performer and singer in Israel. A true performer, she continues to explore new and exciting musical territories, trying out new sounds and testing her vocals to the limit. Even after so many years in the business, she still manages to captivate audiences with her sensational per-formances.

RITA

Melissa Manchester’s self-made You Gotta Love the Life (release date: Feb. 10, 2015), the singer-songwriter’s first album since 2004, celebrates 40 years of making music. The album offers a variety of songs performed with legendary artists such as Stevie Wonder, Al Jarreau, Keb’ Mo’, Dionne Warwick, Dave Koz, and Joe Sample, in one of his last recordings. You Gotta Love the Life is the Oscar-nominated, Grammy-winning singer’s first new studio album since When I Look Down That Road. This record marks her only collabo-ration with Hal David for what turned out to be his last recorded lyric. Manchester produced the album with guitarist Terry Wollman co-producing.

The jazzy, propulsive title track opens the record with gutsy, autobiographical lyrics about a life devoted to show business. Melissa Manchester’s extraordinary career began when the native New Yorker signed her first publishing deal at 17. Soon she was backing up Bette Midler as a founding member of the Harlettes and studying songwriting with Paul Simon at New York University.

Manchester’s own status as one of popular American music’s most enduring artists is exceptional both for her longevity and versatility.

Today, Manchester teaches music to students at the University of Southern Califor-nia, where the pupils urged her to record a studio album financed not by a company but by a fan-based campaign. Manchester asked the students about this crowd-funding trend and was persuaded to initiate an Indiegogo effort to fund her first al-bum in 10 years.

“This is an adventure I would not have wanted to miss,” Manchester says, adding that she loved being liberated from traditional record deals.

“My hunger is the same hunger I had when I was 17,” she says when discussing the release of her self-made You Gotta Love the Life. “This album is what I know for sure at last.”

MELISSA

MANCHESTER

LIEL

KOLET

GEORGE

KOMSKY

Liel Kolet’s story started at the young age of 12 when she won Europe’s talent contest Bravo Bravis-simo. As a singer, songwriter, and peace advocate Liel captured the world with her historic duet performed with former US president Bill Clinton. Since then she has toured the world and performed on hun-dreds of live stages and TV shows. Liel’s mesmerizing performance and touching voice has reached millions of fans from different background and religions and has awarded her numerous accolades and tributes. Liel's mission has been to share the mes-sage of world peace and the well-being of women and children. In light of her ongo-ing humanitarian work she has received several awards including the prestigious “German Radio Award” and the “Eagle of Peace Award”.

Over the years Liel has been invited to perform for great world leaders including the Dalai Lama and Hilary Clinton, and has shared the stage with powerful musicians and influencers such as Andrea Bocelli, The Scorpions, Patti LaBelle, Julio Iglesias and Herbie Hancock, to name a few.

Currently Liel is perfecting her upcoming international album by uniting Pop, EDM, and touching melodies with ethnic flare.

George Komsky graduated from UCLA and has worked with ‘Riverdance’, ‘The Twelve Irish Tenors’, and most recently as a Featured Guest Soloist for famed Grammy winning trum-peter Chris Botti on his International Tour from 2012 through 2016. He has performed at Carnegie Hall, The Kennedy Center, San Francisco Symphony, Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, Nashville Symphony, Buffalo Philharmonic Orches-tra, Oregon Symphony, and many others, as well as three residencies at the Blue Note Jazz Club in NYC.

George donates his time to various chari-ties, among them JFCS Bay Area, the Anti-Defamation League, IDF, Face Forward, The Fallen Heroes, the Wheelchair Foun-dation, and ACT Today for Autism Care and Treatment.

George Komsky will be singing "The Ray of Hope" duet with Liel Kolet and "Whenever I Call You Friend" duet with Melissa Man-chester.

EMILY

BEAR

15 year old Pianist/Composer/Songwriter Emily Bear is one of the most astonishing and prolific musical talents of our time – arranging, orches-trating, and performing in an astonishingly diverse collection of styles. Having made her professional debut at the Ravinia Festi-val at 5 years old, she has since performed at many of the worlds’ most well-known venues. Her concerts have taken her to concert halls across the U.S. and Europe and Asia and her love for all musical styles ranges from pop, classical, jazz, and every-thing in between. Lately, she has been singing and writing all genres of pop music with many of the top songwriters and pro-ducers in the industry. “I am at once astounded and inspired by the enormous talent that Emily embodies. With the ability to seamlessly move from Classical to Jazz and Be-bop, she shows as much musical prowess as pianists/composers twice her age, and I am thrilled to be working with her. She’s astounding, man … she’s astounding. She plays like she’s 40 years old. She is the complete 360-degree package, and there are no limits to the musical heights she can reach.” – Quincy Jones

Ali Paris captivates audiences worldwide with his unique fu-sion of Middle Eastern and Western mu-sic. Known for his technical virtuosity and emotional expression, he accompanies his singing with his instrument, the qanun. He has collaborated with a long list of world-renowned artists such as Alicia Keys, Quincy Jones, Javier Limon, and Bob-by McFerrin. His solo performances have reached diverse audiences globally and he appeared as a soloist with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, and the Michigan Philharmonic. He is featured in both the renowned Grammy-winning Spanish docu-mentary “Entre2aguas,” and the Holly-wood movie “Noah.”

Ali has also collaborated with artists to benefit the work of Doctors Without Bor-ders and Keep a Child Alive, including a project which funded many humanitarian projects in Africa and the Middle-East. He has received multiple International awards, including the National Heritage Artist of the Year. He currently tours ex-tensively with his group “Ali Paris Quar-tet.”

”One of the most eclectic and diverse artists” – Alicia Keys

ALI

PARIS

The mission of the Los Angeles Jewish Symphony is to perform orchestral works of well-known as well as not widely recognized Jewish composers; establish opportunities for the presentation of new compositions by Jewish artists; serve as a professional re-source for aspiring Jewish and non-Jewish musicians; act as an educational medium for Jewish music and composers; and provide educational opportunities for diverse popu-lations of school-age children. Hailed by the Los Angeles Times as “different from all other orchestras,” the Los Angeles Jewish Symphony (LAJS) is the only symphony or-chestra in America dedicated to music reflective of the Jewish experience. Founded in 1994 by Dr. Noreen Green, Artistic Director and Conductor, the LAJS has performed throughout Southern California, at such venues as the Walt Disney Concert Hall, The Ford Theatres, the Saban Theatre, Wadsworth Theatre, UCLA’s Royce Hall, the Univer-sity of La Verne, Chapman University, and the Gindi Auditorium at American Jewish University.

The LAJS collaborates with artists from communities throughout Southern California, performing with such groups as the Faithful Central Bible Church Choir, the Agape In-ternational Choir, the Mariachi Divas, the Yuval Ron Ensemble, and many others. The LAJS has showcased great artists such as Hershey Felder and the late Theodore Bikel, as well as many up-and-coming young musicians as concerto soloists. The LAJS nur-tures contemporary Jewish composers and actively commissions new works; their con-certs often feature world, US or West Coast premieres. The Symphony’s performance partnerships with internationally acclaimed dance company BODYTRAFFIC and years of humanitarian aid concerts with KindredSPIRITS are emblematic of their collaborative mission. Spring 2017 will see the release of the LAJS’s first CD, the oratorio Women of Valor by Andrea Clearfield.

Dr. Noreen Green is the Artistic Director and Conductor of the Los Angeles Jewish Symphony, which she founded in 1994. Known worldwide for her knowledge and skill in pre-senting music with Jewish themes, she has served as guest conductor and lecturer in the United States, Israel, South Africa, Australia and Canada. Dr. Green is a member of the adjunct faculty of Pierce College. She also conducts the AJU Choir, which she founded in 2014; and the American Jewish Symphony, a touring ensemble that debuted in 2015 to a sold-out audience at the Queensborough Performing Arts Center in New York.

Dr. Green has received numerous awards from prestigious organizations nationwide, including the National Foundation of Jewish Culture, the State of Israel Bonds, the National As-sociation of Women Business Owners, and recognition from

California Legislature Assembly Member Bob Blumenfield for creating the Interfaith Tribute Choir and Orchestra Concert for Remembering 9/11. In 2012, Zev Yaroslavsky and the LA County Board of Supervisors honored her with a Commendation for her contribution to the Los Angeles arts scene.

MUSYCA Children's Choir is a performance-based vocal music education program for children and youth in the San Fernando Valley and greater Los Angeles area. MUSYCA singers serve the community through their many performances and charitable events and represent Los Angeles and the US on domestic and international tours. The young musicians record new music and collaborate with America's preeminent composers and artists. The choir appeared on Columbia Records, Fair Trade Services and Warp labels. MUSYCA singers worked with film composers Arthur Rubinstein and Alan Sil-vestri, collaborated with recording artists Alpine Universe, Danny Brown, Christopher Cross, Beto Hale, Dave Koz, Johnnie Mikel, Newsboys, Nikita Presnyakov, Arthur Rubin-stein, Alan Silvestri, Princess Superstar, Raury, Stephen Swartz and Luke Christopher; producers Nathan Lim, DJ Mustard, Mark Needham, Malay Ho and Alex Palm-er. MUSYCA’s collaboration with artist Danny Brown was named one of the best al-bums of 2016 by the Rolling Stone magazine. The choir starred in "Black Friday Or-phans: The Musical" produced by Funny or Die, sang at LA Times Festival of Books and worked with the Center Theatre Group of Los Angeles. MUSYCA’s television appear-ances include LA County Holiday Celebration concert (PBS SoCal), Home and Family Show (Hallmark Channel) and Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards. The choir tours regu-larly, with past performances in New York (Carnegie Hall debut), France (Notre Dame de Paris), Austria (Haus der Musik) and Czech Republic (St. Vitus Cathedral). MUSYCA is supported, in part, by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors through the Los Angeles County Arts Commission and the Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs.

Founder and the Executive Director - Dr. Anna Krendel

Artistic Director - Dr. Mikhail Shtangrud

MEMBERS: Marissa Blum, Sophia Butusova, Cassidy Dalva, Grace Doyle, Jessie Finch, Ruby Tuck, Julia Glu-kovsky, Natalie Hakobyan, Antonio Herrera, Elizabeth Keshishyan, Emilie Montoure, Vanessa Palomino, Alexa Pinn, Melissa Rodriguez-Romero, Jadon Sand, Stephany Serrano, Natalie Shtangrud, Maya Shtangrud, Rachel Spiegel-Brown, Julia Timmons, Max Usmanov

*Thank you to all our community members

Violin I: Mark Kashper, Concert-

master; Carolyn Osborn, Assistant

Concertmaster; Jonathan Rubin;*

Yvette Devereaux; Dimitry Olev-

sky; Laura Bedol;* Peyman

Eliahu*

Violin II: Leslie Katz Principal;

Johana Krejci; Mischa Lakirovich;

Emer Kinsella;* Sarah Wallin-

Huff;* Janice Banarer*

Viola: Michael Larco, Principal;

Karolina Naziemiec; Beth Elliott;

Miguel Benzanilla;*Virginie

d'Avezac*

Cello: Barry Gold, Principal; Garik

Terzian; Liparit Terzyan;* Callie

Galvez*

Double Bass: Adrian Rosen,

Principal; Richard Simon

Flute: Martin Barrera, Principal

Cyndy Koepcke*

Oboe: Maya Barrera, Principal;

Virginia Orenstein*

Clarinet: Zinovy Goro, Principal;

Ron Rothman*

Bass Clarinet: Fred Warner,

Principal*

Bassoon: Carmit Baram,

Principal;* Leah Kohn*

Horn: John Mason, Principal;

Preston Shepard; James Gatchel;*

Liam Lacey*

Trumpet: Avi Bialo, Principal;

Hagai Israeli;* Elliot Deutsch*

Trombone: Lori Stuntz, Principal;

Jacob Kraft*

Bass Trombone: Fuchou Chiang,

Principal*

Harp: Marcia Dickstein, Principal

Tympani: Kris Mettala, Principal

Percussion: MB Gordy III,

Principal; Lorry Black*

Piano: Avi (AVLI) Avliav,

Principal*

Personnel Manager: Johana

Krejci

KESHET CHAIM DANCE ENSEMBLE

Keshet Chaim (Hebrew for "Rainbow of Life") is an American-Israeli contemporary dance company, dedicated to celebrating the inclusive spirit of Israeli culture and Juda-ism throughout the world.

Founded in 1983 by Artistic Director Eytan Avisar, Keshet Chaim creates, develops and presents original choreography which fuses contemporary Israeli dance with Jewish folk dance traditions from across the Diaspora. Influenced by the multi-ethnic roots of the Jewish movement, music, art, poetry and culture, Keshet Chaim combats prejudice and anti-Semitism through entertainment, community outreach, children’s workshops and dance education. Keshet Chaim “forges a unique identity…one of the few touring American dance groups committed exclusively to Israeli culture and dance,” according to the LA Daily News. Keshet Chaim has become a pioneer in the development of Jew-ish dance and seeks to focus its mission by teaching the richness of the cultures within

the community to Jews and non-Jews alike.

“As powerful and polished as River Dance, Stomp, Celtic Ladies or any of the other profes-sional dance touring companies, Keshet Chaim

Dance Ensemble celebrates its 25th year of dancing.” – LA Splash

Kobi Rozenfeld was born in Israel and has been dancing and choreographing from a very early age. He joined the Keshet Chaim Family in 2006 as a head choreographer. Some of his choreography highlights include: his work with the British singer/ song-writer, Natasha Bedingfield, Macy Gray and with none other than the incredible pop sensation, Beyonce, in her 2009/10 "I Am... World Tour". Kobi also choreographed for Israeli's "So You Think You Can Dance" and for a musical show in California's Legoland Amusement Park. In January of 2010, Kobi was invited to perform alongside Beyonce at the Grammy Awards. Kobi directed and choreographed for the World Tour of "Barbie LIVE" the Musical for Mattel.Currently Kobi teaches all over the the US as a faculty member of the Dupree Dance Convention and he travel the world for interna-tional workshops in Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, France, Slovakia, Spain and Guam, Sweden, Croatia and England.

The Dancers:

Guest soloist: Sage Rosen

Chava Caiyem, Liz Clark, Hai Cohen, Janelle Cruz, Micaela DePauli, Emmy Frevele, Rob-ert Gomez, Shai Mizrahi, Gabriella Nejman, Amir Yorke, D. Valenntine

The Company:

Artistic Director: Eytan Avisar

Executive Director: Genie Benson

Choreographer: Kobi Rozenfeld

Education Directors: Cecilia Hanono, Gabriella Nejman

Save A Child’s Heart is proud to partner with the

Jewish Studies Program at CSUN for this event