Summary: Set in czarist Russia, Fiddler on the Roof follows Teyve as he tries to uphold his “traditions” while the world changes around him.
Cast and Crew:
Avram – Adam Cohen
Chava – Stephanie Frosch
Constable – Jesse Julian Cohen
Fruma-Sarah – Seren Gedallovich
Fyedka – Aviran Cohen
Golde – Elian Dombey
Grandma Tzeitel Kari Pflanzer
Hodel – Amalena Caldwell
Lazar – Wolf Thiago Medaljon
Mendel – Adam Gerstenfeld
Mordcha – Oren Zadik
Motel – Sean Meirovici
Nachum – Gabi Damatov
Perchik – Todd Samuel Greenberg
Rabbi – Cory Hecht
Shaindel – Allison Jackowitz
Shprintze – Jessica Cohen
The Fiddler – Meryl Stav
Tevye- Gil Ghitis
Tzeitle – Alexis Gedallovich
Yente – Rebecca Drescher
Stage Manager – Joshua Seidner
Costumes – Ryan Silverstein
Performed with a live student orchestra and chorus.
Show dates: March 5–6, 8 p.m., March 8, 8 p.m., and March 9, 2 p.m. Cappies March 9.
Location: Downtown Fort Lauderdale Library Auditorium, 100 S. Andrews Ave., Fort Lauderdale
Tickets: Adults, $15; children, $8.

Zach Durand – Fiddler on the Roof
As the house lights fade into darkness, the silhouette of a fiddler appears behind the backdrop. It is a large projection, possibly to symbolize that the fiddler is standing on a high level, a roof maybe? "Sounds crazy, no?" But to the people of Anatevka, a fiddler on the roof embodies one of their many "Traditions!" That is where David Posnack Hebrew Day School's production of Fiddler on the Roof begins.

Jordan White – Fiddler on the Roof
A lone violinist unleashes a jovial serenade as the sun rises on a weary man struggling to drag his cumbersome wagon home from the market.Suddenly, the scene bursts into life as the rest of the village awakens to complete their daily routines laced with enthusiastic Jewish custom. David Posnak Hebrew School's production of the Tony award winning "Fiddler on the Roof" invites the audience into a colorful town rich in unity through faith.

Breanne Palmer – Fiddler on the Roof
The sweet, evocative cries of a fiddle float over the audience as a lone player is outlined in silhouette, heralding the opening of David Posnack Hebrew Day School's production of Fiddler on the Roof.

Angela Miller- Fiddler on the Roof
In a time where family ties and religious affiliations defined ones life, Tevye opens his eyes to ideas that go against his norm in David Posnack Hebrew Day School's production of The Fiddler on the Roof. Based on short stories entitled "Tevye and his Daughters," this musical dives into the challenge of living a free life while maintaining family traditions.

Melissa Herman – Fiddler on the Roof
The lyrical interpretation of the dilemma that faces generation after generation, David Posnak's March 9th performance had audience members kvetching over the enthralling recreation of Fiddler of the Roof.