Harry And Eddie: The Birth Of Israel Tickets

Harry And Eddie: The Birth Of Israel is a historical stage docudrama that brings to life pivotal moments in the birth of Israel through intimate monologues and flashbacks. This production blends documentary-style storytelling with powerful performances to illuminate the relationships and decisions that shaped history. While not a musical, the show relies on spoken word, period details, and thoughtful staging to engage audiences with context and nuance.

Opened Off-Broadway at St. Luke's Theatre on September 8, 2011 (previews began August 25, 2011), the production moved to Actors Temple Theatre on October 12, 2011, and closed its run on December 18, 2011. Cast members included Rick Grossman as Eddie Jacobson, Dan Hicks as Harry S. Truman, and Lydia Gladstone as Bluma Jacobson. Although there isn’t a current touring plan announced for 2025, this page tracks the show’s historical journey and offers ways to explore related resources and archival materials.

For more contextual information and production materials, references point to harryandeddieandisrael.com as a source of background data. Below you’ll find biography highlights, notable performances, and historical context to help you understand this unique theatrical event.

Our goal is to help you secure reliable information and access to archival materials and related historical theatre projects. If you’re researching this production for study or fan interest, we provide clear, non-pushy guidance and direct you to official sources and credible archives. While a current 2025 tour isn’t listed, you can explore similar historical theatre experiences in the city and keep an eye on credible theatre news outlets for any updates.

Upcoming opportunities to learn more about this era include museum exhibits, scholarly talks, and community theatre projects that revisit early 20th-century history. We’ve got you covered with practical steps to explore theatre history in your area and stay connected with related productions.