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Sonia Levitin is the acclaimed author of over 40 books for children and adults. Her classic, JOURNEY TO AMERICA, the story of her family ‘s escape from the Nazis, has remained in print for over 50 years. She teaches Creative Writing and speaks regularly at the Museum of Tolerance in the Steps To Tolerance program. She has written and produced the following stage plays:
RETURN
SURVIVING MAMA
THE KING’S RIVER PARTY (A BALLET)
STORY FOR A BLACK NIGHT
Her latest play, CHAINED, will be presented as a staged reading on May 19, with plans for a full production later in 2024.
Margy Horowitz began her musical career at the age of five in Chicago, taking both piano and solfege lessons from Livia Ayal, a student of Zoltan Kodaly and Bela Bartok. In just a few years she was accompanying her friends in school plays and choirs. She began teaching piano at the age of 12 and continued throughout high school and college, where she majored in music. She also performed in her college’s theater department in several dramatic plays and musicals. Margy earned a Master’s Degree in Piano Pedagogy from Northeastern Illinois University and followed that by working as an editor for Clavier Magazine (a publication for piano teachers).
After relocating to Los Angeles in 1998, she worked as an editor of sheet music for Alfred Publishing and took on a few piano students as well. In just a year, she was instructing over 50 students a week. In 2005, feeling the urge to perform again, Margy founded the Jewish Women’s Repertory Company and has produced, directed, and accompanied a full-length musical each winter since then. Margie currently is the Performing Arts Director at YULA High School Girls Division. She lives in Beverly Hills with her husband, Jeremy, and her two children, Rowan and Nathan.
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