Alicia Jo Rabins
Alicia Jo Rabins Talks Biblical Women - JDOV Talks
If you are interested in (for lack of a better term) “spiritual journeys” and their surprising twists; stories of women in Torah; violins; vulnerability; exploration; feminism; art as spiritual practice; spiritual practice as art; travel; poetry; or open-hearted exploration, you might be interested to listen to me. And I might be interested to listen to you as well.
Song of Ruth
Just in time for Shavuot!
Bat Mitzvah Confessionals
In light of bat mitzvah’s 90th anniversary, the JCC in Manhattan is hosting an exhibit about ceremony , as well as a concert and performance this Thursday night dedicated to the ceremony.
Four Poems By Alicia Jo Rabins
Each Thursday, The Arty Semite features excerpts and reviews of the best contemporary Jewish poetry. This week, Jake Marmer introduces four poems by Alicia Jo Rabins.
Monday Music: The Girls Are in Trouble, but Not This Album
It is hard to believe we are only five years from klezmer-punk band Golem’s 2006 debut album, “Fresh Off Boat,” and the first time (most of us) heard Alicia Jo Rabins on a record. Since then we have gotten a follow-up from Golem (2009’s tremendous “Citizen Boris”) and a solo debut from Rabin’s new project, Girls in Trouble.
Video: '3 Alicias 3'
For those of you weren’t there to hear the breathtaking performances by poet Alicia Ostriker, klezmer fiddler Alicia Svigals and violin-wielding songstress Alicia Jo Rabins — who played solo and as a trio at the yesterday’s Forward-sponsored “3 Alicias 3” — here’s a taste of what you missed:
Jewish Art for the New Millennium: '3 Alicias 3'
After much anticipation, the moment is almost upon us. Tomorrow night the Forward will present an evening of music and poetry in collaboration with the Sixth Street Synagogue, featuring no less than three Alicias: Alicia Svigals, Alicia Ostriker and Alicia Jo Rabins.
Alicia-Fest Is Around the Corner
Free tickets are still available for “3 Alicias 3” — an evening of performances by composer and klezmer fiddler Alicia Svigals, poet and critic Alicia Ostriker and singer, songwriter and violinist Alicia Jo Rabins, who plays with the bands Golem and Girls in Trouble.
Join Us for Alicia-Fest
On August 24, the Forward and the Sixth Street Synagogue will present three accomplished Jewish artists — all named Alicia — whose work extends across generations and genres. The event, called “3 Alicias 3,” will feature: