Five pieces of paper

A wonderful tribute to an amazing grandmother... full review

I LOVED every minute of it. Profoundly deep and touching. Would love to see it over an over; it deserves a big stage. A must see for everyone, no matter of age and religion. And you get a piece of the best chocolate cake on Earth at the end! (Seriously.)... full review

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"Five Pieces of Paper" is a deeply moving and intricate solo performance that delves into the personal and familial history of Moti Buchboot, the grandson of a Holocaust survivor. The show, inspired by the 2017 Charlottesville riots, is a poignant response to rising anti-Semitism and the trauma that lingers through generations. Moti’s storytelling prowess shines through as he intertwines acting, Yiddish song, puppetry, and on-stage baking to recount his Hungarian grandmother's harrowing journey from a small village in Hungary, through the horrors of the Holocaust, to her eventual resettlement in Israel. This multi-faceted approach makes the narrative not only engaging but also accessible, allowing the audience to connect on various emotio... full review

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In an intimate atmosphere I experienced an Utterly impressive choreography of multiple disciplines engaging me to be fully enveloped, transported, moved, through the entire length of the play depicting enduring love, passion, hate, depravity, forgiveness, acceptance and forever remembering... ... full review

This deeply moving and incredibly personal family story spoke directly to me since I am also a descendant of European European Jews who fled their homes in Poland and Russia and made their way to America to be sure their children and future generations would survive and have a better life. As Moti prepared his Grandmother's cake from ingredients in Mason jars, it reminded me of standing in my own Grandmother's kitchen watching her cook many of the specialties I watched her prepare with nary a measuring spoon or cup in sight. Ultimately, Moti's story honors a dark era now almost forgotten that needs to be remembered since the anti-Semitism which caused it appears to be returning once again. #NeverForget... full review

The show is in many ways about finding meaning and faith in the face of unfathomable atrocity as Moti remembers his maternal grandmother's unqualified love and, at the same time, confronts and copes with a short but horrifying written record she left about the Holocaust and her internment at Auschwitz. The show is multi-media: still photos, historical footage, monologues, puppetry, song, dramatization, and even baking. Moti takes the audience with him as he unsparingly probes the brutality of family separation, mass murder, and survival--and the way the trauma also impacts further generations of a family. I think it would be a misconception to claim that Moti (and the audience, through him) comes to peace with a history that can never really... full review

An original and powerful ode to Moti's grandmother, who experienced the horrors of Auschwitz, and later played a loving role in his life. ... full review

A creative tapestry of stories skillfully weaving together personal and world history over past and present. Moti's impressive display of many talents, from singing to baking for the audience while storytelling is a lively and entertaining way to bring his grandma's life of love, resilience, and playfulness to light as an inspiring gift to us all. ... full review