Playwright and performer Joanna Castle Miller was raised to keep America pure, white, and Christian – until her father ran for President on a far-right third-party ticket and everything came apart. In this funny, candid discussion, she traces how a person walks out of an all-consuming belief system and finds her way, unexpectedly, to Judaism. Join us for a provocative conversation about what it takes to change a mind, including your own.

IN-PERSON at B’nai Torah Congregation and on Zoom
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Joanna Castle Miller is a New York-based playwright, performer, and satirist. She is the writer and performer behind Bad Faith Plays, an autobiographical trilogy featuring VIRGINIA, INFERNA, and CONVERSA that has been developed with the support of New York Stage and Film, Theatre Lab @ FAU, the Jewish Plays Project, the Valdez Theatre Conference, and the Orchard Project Opportunity Fund. Joanna’s satire and monologues have appeared in Time, McSweeney’s, The Hill, Applause Books, and The Belladonna, and her sketches have been featured on Funny or Die, WhoHaha, and Comedy Cake. She is the creator and host of Red, White, and Dad – a web show chronicling her father’s 2016 campaign for POTUS.

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