Helen Geier - The Casting Concierge

Don’t miss your chance to see this inspiring production!

Written and compiled by local Agoura Hills eighth grader, Charlie Seigel, Never Forget brings Holocaust stories to life through moving monologues and scenes from Holocaust literature, paired with reflections on antisemitism today.

Never Forget began as Charlie Seigel’s Bat Mitzvah project, born from a desire to create something deeply personal and meaningful.

Inspired by her great-grandparents, Abram and Ester Dancygier—both Holocaust survivors whom she never got to meet—Charlie set out to ensure their stories, and those of so many others, are never forgotten. The result is a powerful 40-minute stage production that debuted in May 2025, supporting Holocaust education and benefiting the Holocaust Museum L.A.

Since then, Never Forget has continued to sell out performances, with ticket proceeds dedicated to advancing Holocaust education. Through moving monologues and scenes from Holocaust literature, the show brings history to life—told through the voices of children who lived through the Holocaust, portrayed by young Jewish actors today.

This performance, followed by a brief Q&A, invites us to remember, reflect, and confront antisemitism in ways that inspire dialogue, connection, and hope for the future.

A short trailer of the show is below. The performance is recommended for ages 12 and up.

Never Forget Show Website and Trailer

Tickets can be reserved for the Sunday November 2nd show at 2pm at Congregation OrAmi in Calabasas by clicking this link:
https://congregationorami.shulcloud.com/event/theatre-at-or-ami-never-forget.html

Tickets can be reserved for the Tuesday November 4th show at 6:30pm at Temple Adat Elohim in Thousand Oaks by clicking this link:
https://adatelohim.shulcloud.com/event/neverforget

They are also booking other synagogues, schools, community, centers, etc.,

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Audition season for youth fall theatre is in full swing. Some shows are already cast while others are just getting started. If you are a kid or young adult and the fall season means starting a new show, come see me in Agoura Hills at The 4th Wall Acting Studio on the afternoon of Tuesday, September 5th.

If you have a theatre audition coming up, we can work on it together. If you don't, feel free to pick something you'd like to audition for in the future. It's always a good idea to work on audition skills. It's an especially good time to be on stage right now while most film and TV work is on hold.

Take your audition out for a practice run before the real thing, get some feedback, try out a few different ways to do things, and shake off the nerves. You don't have to do it alone.

This class will give you individual, peer, and group support. If you don't have an audition right now, there's still a lot to learn and a lot of good times to be had.

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First class is FREE!

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