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Partnership Dues 2025-2026
Through Children’s Eyes
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Pictured from left to right: Mark Saltzman, Librettist, Phedon Papamichael, Director, and David Shukiar, Composer
Pictured from left to right: Harry Patranamis, Director, and David Shukiar, Composer
🎬 Through Children’s Eyes: Exclusive Premiere Screening
🕓 Sunday, November 9, 2025 | 4:00 PM
📍Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza, Scherr Forum Theater
Join us for the premiere of Through Children’s Eyes—a moving documentary concert that brings to life the poetry and drawings of children imprisoned in the Terezin (Theresienstadt) concentration camp.
Set to an original score by Cantor David Shukiar and filmed on location in Terezin and the historic Attic Theatre, this film is a tribute to the creativity, resilience, and spirit of young lives lost too soon.
✨ Stay after the screening for a behind-the-scenes conversation with:
- Cantor David Shukiar, Composer
- Mark Saltzman, Librettist
- Steven Shapiro, Executive Producer
They will lead an in-depth discussion exploring the extraordinary journey behind the film, from the emotional path that led them to Terezin, to the unexpected miracles that opened doors once thought closed, and the deeply personal process of transforming children’s words and drawings into music.
This behind-the-scenes conversation offers a rare glimpse into a project born of remembrance, reverence, and hope.
👉 Learn more about the film or watch the trailer here >>
🎟️ Exclusive TAE Presale – Now through August 1!
Tickets are available to the TAE community through August 1. Use code: TAE.
How to Order Tickets:
- BOX OFFICE
- Cost: $33, no fees
- By phone: 805‑449‑2787
- Hours: Open Tuesday–Sunday, 10:00 AM–5:00 PM
- TICKETMASTER
- Cost: $37, includes fees
- Order tickets online here
💙TAE receives $25 for every ticket sold—your purchase directly supports our community.
This is more than a film screening—it’s a call to remember, to reflect, and to honor the enduring power of art and memory. Join us, and bear witness Through Children’s Eyes.
🎬 Through Children’s Eyes: Exclusive Premiere Screening
🎥 Sunday, November 9, 2025
🕓 4:00 PM
📍 Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza, Scherr Forum Theater
Join us for the premiere of Through Children’s Eyes—a moving documentary concert that brings to life the poetry and drawings of children imprisoned in the Terezin (Theresienstadt) concentration camp.
Set to an original score by Cantor David Shukiar and filmed on location in Terezin and the historic Attic Theatre, this film is a tribute to the creativity, resilience, and spirit of young lives lost too soon.
✨ Stay after the screening for a behind-the-scenes conversation with: ✨
- Cantor David Shukiar, Composer
- Mark Saltzman, Librettist
- Steven Shapiro, Executive Producer
Experience an in-depth discussion exploring the extraordinary journey behind the film, from the emotional path that led them to Terezin, to the unexpected miracles that opened doors once thought closed, and the deeply personal process of transforming children’s words and drawings into music.
This behind-the-scenes conversation offers a rare glimpse into a project born of remembrance, reverence, and hope.
🎟️ Exclusive TAE Presale – Now through August 1!
How to Order Tickets:
🌟 Box Office ($33, no fees)
- Cost: $33, no fees
- By phone: 805‑449‑2787
- Hours: Open Tuesday–Sunday, 10:00 AM–5:00 PM
🌟 Ticketmaster
- Cost: $37, includes fees
- Order tickets online here
💙TAE receives $25 for every ticket sold—your purchase directly supports our community.
This is more than a film screening—it’s a call to remember, to reflect, and to honor the enduring power of art and memory. Join us, and bear witness Through Children’s Eyes.
Experience the power of the film — watch the trailer. 👇
Pictured from left to right: Mark Saltzman, Librettist, Phedon Papamichael, Director, and David Shukiar, Composer
Pictured from left to right: Harry Patranamis, Director, and David Shukiar, Composer
Message from Rabbi Diamond: Israel, Iran, and the Front Line of Freedom
We watch with deep concern and aching hearts as our brothers and sisters in Israel continue to face threats and attacks from the Iranian regime. At the same time, many of us feel pride and gratitude for Israel’s strength, resilience, and extraordinary achievements in confronting these existential dangers.
Since its founding in 1979, the Islamic Republic of Iran has promoted a revolutionary ideology that blends Shi’a religious doctrine with political extremism. At the heart of this worldview is a deep opposition toward both the United States, labeled by Iran’s leaders as the “Great Satan,” and Israel, the “Little Satan.” But this hostility goes beyond national borders. It extends to the values we cherish: secular democracy, gender equality, freedom of expression, religious pluralism, and the dignity of every individual.
Iran’s leaders have long claimed that the United States and Israel represent corrupt and oppressive systems that stand in the way of divine justice and Islamic sovereignty, particularly in the Holy Land. Iran is not alone. Other Islamist movements in the region, including Hezbollah, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, Hamas, al-Qaeda, and ISIS, though diverse in theology and tactics, share a vision in which violence against Israel, the West, and their allies is framed as a sacred mission.
This ideology is not just anti-Israel. It is anti-freedom. It views the values we live by, such as education, human rights, tolerance, and the rule of law, as threats to be extinguished. For more than a century, this clash of values has simmered across the region. Time and again, Israel has stood on the front line of the global struggle between religious extremism and democratic ideals.
Our hope and prayer is that the weakening of Iran’s regime and its proxies will not only strengthen the security of Israel and the United States but also empower moderate voices within the Muslim world. There are countless individuals, communities, and nations striving for a future of coexistence, peace, and mutual respect. We must support them and help elevate their efforts.
As we hold our Israeli family in our hearts, let us also renew our commitment to the values that define us: defenders of human dignity, seekers of peace, and unwavering believers in the power of hope.
Seniors Meeting Seniors Presents
One-Woman Show with Tatjana
Join us for a captivating morning of music, laughter, and entertainment!
- Wednesday, July 9, 2025
- 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
- Temple Adat Elohim – Social Hall
📍 2420 E. Hillcrest Drive, Thousand Oaks
🫶 Presented in partnership with Atria Grand Oaks
💃 About Tatjana:
Tatjana was born in the former Yugoslavia and has dazzled audiences across Europe and the U.S. Trained by esteemed opera, jazz, and drama teachers, her performances are filled with passion, talent, and charm.
🎶 From Broadway hits and beloved classics to rock ‘n roll and lively impersonations, Tatjana’s uniquely personal performance style will leave you smiling!
Save the Dates for Future Gatherings:
- August 13, in partnership with The Reserve
- September 10, in partnership with Varenita Westlake
- October 8, in partnership with Harbor House
- November 12, in partnership with Hillcrest Royale
- December 10, No Program
- January 14, Party 🎉
- February 11, in partnership with Oakmont, Agoura Hills
Questions? Please reach out to:
Bobbie Eckstein
bobbie.eckstein@gmail.com
818-416-1898
Marilyn Lippel
momlipps@gmail.com
818-621-3055
We look forward to seeing you soon — don’t forget to mark your calendar!
