Five pieces of paper

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BRAVO, Moti!!! Beautifully courageous and authentic performance. I laughed, I cried, and I was deeply moved. What a true honor it was to bear witness. THANK YOU for this very important, compelling work. ... full review

Moti’s charmingly ramshackle style (including the baking of an outrageously delicious cake during the course of the show — which the audience samples after!) lulls you into such a comfortable and warmly nostalgic place that when he delivers the play’s devastating punches (there are a few) it takes your breath away. ... full review

BUCHBOOT HAS A LOVELY VOICE, AND HIS SINGING OF SOME SELDOM HEARD YIDDISH CLASSICS WAS A JOY, BUT HE HAS BURIED BOTH HIS TALENTS AND HIS GRANDMOTHER’S POIGNANT TALE IN A TOMB OF THE UNESSENTIAL. ... full review

What a beautiful theatrical experience. Moti Buchboot is funny, warm, and stunningly authentic as he lays his heart and soul on the stage while telling this heartbreaking but ultimately uplifting tale of his Grandmother and her experiences in the holocaust. ... full review

This wasn’t a “show” it was the telling of a story. An important story that needs to be told so it is not forgotten.... full review