Love & Miracles
Not just a concert. A Jewish Odyssey.
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We are absolutely in NEED of Love & Miracles

The Broadway Rabbi has issued a ruling: It's time for Love & Miracles! Because we're in this together.

Join us for a concert event you will not forget. A Jewish odyssey of song and incredible story, performed as only the Broadway Rabbi can. He carefully crafted this performance for all of us, to give us an unforgettable evening of music, drama, spirituality and a generous helping of laughter.

We're gonna sing our Jewish story with pride. We're going to thrill at the jaw-dropping sagas of unbelievable people that can only be described as miracles of love. And we're going to share our love of great music. You'll have the time of your life, guaranteed.

They want to rewrite our history and make us out to be the bad guys.

We won't let them. And our secret weapon? Love & Miracles

Next show: Love & Miracles, JERUSALEM, Feb. 12th at 19:30, at Beit Mazya (18 Mesilat Yesharim).

• "Great show last night.Your idea was fantastic - to tell stories, some of which I never heard, like *** and the *** story, and combine them with the songs."


• "We really enjoyed ourselves last night. My son was well out of the age group, but he has fallen in love with musicals. That’s why he was so excited to hear you sing selections from those productions. Everyone sitting in the audience last night thoroughly enjoyed themselves. There are not many places that you can hear *** and *** sung in the same production. And the story about the *** *** was fascinating."


• "I just saw your show, Love and Miracles and I must say it was fantastic. Your voice is amazing. The stories you told were very interesting and I learned a few things."

Come for an exciting Jewish Odyssey that is far more than just a concert.

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The "Broadway Rabbi," Yisrael Lutnick (the artist who gave you Frankly Sinatra and Rosenblatt & Gershwin), is a rabbi, cantor, composer and musical theater professional director and performer. Famous singer and Broadway star Dudu Fisher, on hearing Yisrael sing, said, "If I can't make a gig, send him!"