A Make-believe Chanukah

"A Make-believe Chanukah: A Play for Children in Three Acts, With Prolog" is a delightful drama crafted by Joseph Leiser, perfect for young performers and audiences alike. This charming play brings the spirit of Chanukah to life, offering a heartwarming narrative suitable for schools, synagogues, and community centers. The three acts, plus a prologue, provide ample opportunity for children to engage with the story and learn about the traditions and meaning behind the Festival of Lights.

Leiser's play is designed to be accessible and engaging, making it an ideal choice for educators and religious leaders seeking to create a memorable and educational Chanukah experience. Its themes of faith, family, and celebration resonate throughout, ensuring that "A Make-believe Chanukah" will be a cherished part of holiday festivities for years to come.

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