Bionic Buzz® got to cover Rabbi David Baron’s Kol Nidre Service on the eve if Yom Kippur at the Beverly Hills Temple of the Arts at the Saban Theatre. Which is the largest arts and entertainment synagogue in the United States which owns the Saban Theatre. The first communal prayer service of Yom Kippur actually takes place immediately prior to sunset on the evening of Yom Kippur. This service is called Kol Nidrei(“All Vows”). These are the first words of a special legal formula that is recited at the beginning of this service and is chanted three times. This legal ritual is believed to have developed in early medieval times as a result of persecutions against the Jews. Check out interviews and performances/speeches during the service below.
Before the service we got to interview Rabbi David Baron founder of the Beverly Hills Temple of the Arts at the Saban Theatre.
During the service Rabbi David Baron brought up actor George Takei from Star Trek fame and star of the musical Allegiance for a special speech.
Before the service we got to interview George Takei from Star Trek fame, Heroes and star of the musical Allegiance.
During the service Rabbi David Baron brought up survivors of the Parkland, FL massacre & organizers of the March for Our Lives Ryan Deitsch & Chris Grady. They talked about where they were during the school shooting and how they formed the March For Our Lives and continue to make a difference.
Before the service we got to interview Ryan Deitsch a survivor of the Parkland, FL massacre & one of the organizer of the March for Our Lives.
Before the service we got to interview Chris Grady a survivor of the Parkland, FL massacre & one of the organizer of the March for Our Lives.
During the service Rabbi David Baron brought up Daphna Ziman President of Cinémoi. She read a poem and also help organized the students from Parkland, FL high school shooting.
Before the service we got to interview Daphna Ziman President of Cinémoi.
During the service songwriter Diane Warrner introduced her Grammy Award-winning song, “Because You Loved Me” which was sung by acclaimed blind mezzo-soprano, Laurie Rubin. The song was dedicated to the memory of two exceptional women: Aretha Franklin, The Queen of Soul, and Ronni Chasen, renowned entertainment publicist.
Before the service we got to interview acclaimed blind mezzo-soprano, author & jewelry designer Laurie Rubin.
Before the service we got to interview actor, director & producer Aaron Wolf from Howling Wolf Productions.