The talmidim of Kitos Zayin and Ches of United Lubavitcher Yeshiva enthralled two sold-out audiences with a captivating production on Sunday afternoon.
The students put on a show titled “The Garden of Pardon” at a local auditorium, complete with elaborate costumes and realistic backdrops.
The immersive and entertaining production transported the audience to a fascinating story of how Reb Meir Rephaels became a Chossid of the Alter Rebbe after the Alter Rebbe miraculously saved two Jews from their seemingly hopeless situation.
The show was directed by Rabbi Yossi Teleshevsky and Rabbi Moishy Goldstein.
The students spent their free time during recess and after Yeshiva on this extra-curricular activity in the past few months, and had the opportunity to express their talents and share inspiration with the community.
Sunday’s show was the eighth annual “Generation Seven” production, continuing off the tremendous success of the previous years’ sold-out productions.
A special thank you to the Bochurim Yosef Adelist, Zalman Kalmenson, and Mottel Ginsberg for their tireless efforts in making the production a reality.
High-quality download of previous years’ productions are available at yttl.org/dvd
Thank you to all the people involved in this incredible production. Was funny and entertaining for all ages.