Purim

A skit based on the famous musical, with a Jewish twist

A skit about a common conundrum, customizable for any synagogue community

How to celebrate this raucous Jewish holiday

In 2026, Purim begins at sundown on Monday, March 2 and ends at sundown on Tuesday, March 3.

Persian Jewry can serve as a role model for Jews who live outside of the Land of Israel.

The "hidden God" of the Purim story can serve as a model for God's role in the modern world.

Recounting the moral obligations of Purim before the celebration begins

Moral strength is found in fulfilling religious obligations.

The joy of Purim is preceded by solemnity.