Following Havdalah, Cantor Lauren Bandman (accompanied by Temple Sinai's Ellen Keeney) will perform Love's Journey, a musical love story, and one-woman show, featuring American standards and Broadway favorites. Created by Cantor Lauren Bandman and Russell Norman.

Including compositions of Andrew Lloyd Weber, Georgia Stitt, Marvin Hamlisch, George and Ira Gershwin, Zina Goldrich, Jerome Kern, Michael Kooman, Kurt Weill, William Finn, Harold Arlen and Jason Robert Brown.

Register below for in-person seating or watch on Zoom (this event will not be livestreamed on YouTube).

ABOUT CANTOR LAUREN BANDMAN
Cantor Lauren Bandman is founder, owner, and instructor at The Studio: Private Music Lessons, LLC in the historic German Village neighborhood in Columbus, Ohio, where she maintains a thriving studio teaching voice, piano, guitar, audition preparation (specializing in Musical Theatre), and Jewish Studies - including cantillation. She delights in teaching her students who range from age 7 to 70s!

Cantor Bandman is co-creator and performer of Love's Journey, a one-woman show of musical theatre and American standards that tells of a woman's journey through life and love. In addition to several synagogue musical compilations, including 2014's A Sanctuary in Time: Erev Shabbat at Congregation Beth Am, She can also be heard on A Collection of Soulful Jewish Melodies: Nigun Anthology— Volume I (Transcontinental Music Publications), as well as a cameo appearance on Shifreles Portret: A Yiddish Art Song Project.

Cantor Bandman is a consultant and worship leader in congregations throughout the U.S. She is a proud member of the American Conference of Cantors (ACC) where she served on the Executive Board as well as Chair of the ACC Ethics Committee from 2015-2018. She was a member of the national Commission on Worship, Music and Religious Living from 2010-2018. In 2014, she co-chaired the ACC-GTM Convention in Israel, and was named ACC Volunteer of the Month in February, 2015. LEARN MORE ABOUT CANTOR BANDMAN

TEMPLE SINAI COVID POLICY UPDATE (Effective August 5, 2021): MASKS ARE NOW REQUIRED AT ALL TIMES WHILE AT TEMPLE SINAI

Anyone entering the Temple Sinai grounds or building must (a) be fully vaccinated against COVID-19, (b) wear a mask at all times, (c) not be experiencing symptoms of COVID or aware of any recent exposure at the time of entry, and (d) agree to comply with all Temple Sinai COVID requirements.  

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