Welcome to Verses: Where Broadway and Torah Meet, a place to geek out on Broadway musicals, Biblical text, and the interplay of the verses in both. On each episode of Verses, Anita Silvert in Chicago selects a song from the Broadway canon and matches it with a selection from the Biblical canon, putting the texts in conversation with one another.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Music CommentaryMusicReligion & SpiritualityJudaism |
It’s almost spring….somewhere. We are quickly approaching Tu B’Shvat, the annual birthday of trees and a harbinger of spring. Join Verses as we connect this holiday with a spring song from “A New Brain” by William Finn. Dig out those planting tools! more
Love can make you do some wild and sometimes dangerous things! Join me as we explore the stories of Frank Butler in Annie Get Your Gun, and Samson. We discuss love (philandering?), ego, vows, and the famous Mr. and Mrs. Manoach in the book of Judges.... more
It’s the darkest time of the year, yet we find light. Join us as we explore light and darkness, day and night, and of course Chanukah! We’ll be hearing music from A Little Night Music, and look at texts from Creation, Joshua, and more. Link to sour... more
While you’re cooking for Thanksgiving’s meal, take a listen as we look at the idea of fitting into a community, whether it’s two people at your table, or 20 or more. We bring together wisdom from Pirke Avot and Pippin’s Corner of the Sky. Follow alo... more
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Love this show and especially Lisa as a co-host!
I am so excited this podcast exists. As a Torah and theatre lover, I leave each podcast with a new insight on both the Torah and the musical. It’s incredible how they intersect, particularly Sondheim. Keep it up!
A lovely concept, I hope that in time the hosts invest in higher quality microphones
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