I_Love_Wicked
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HELP! HELP! HELP! Opening night is this Wed 2/27!!!I need a blessing for a sewing machine. lol I tried to listen to what they say in the movie but it's really complicated. lol I was thinking about just saying, "Ashem" (probably spelt way wrong). What do u guys think???
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Charlotte_Lucyx
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...You could try asking the director maybe?
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I_Love_Wicked
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Yeah, she doesn't know any more then I do. lol
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Charlotte_Lucyx
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oh dear :S
Im not sure what to say ... my only suggestion would be to pt the subtitles on when watching the film 
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Mark Walton
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| Charlotte_Lucyx wrote: | oh dear :S
Im not sure what to say ... my only suggestion would be to pt the subtitles on when watching the film |
Even that may be little or no help. The blessing would be in Hebrew, more than half of which I don't think I could get my tongue around. The subtitle may show only "Prayer in Hebrew" or something like that...unless maybe there's a Hebrew subtitle track?
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SuperKabob
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Our rabbi as of right now is sort of mumbling and we have a big AMEN at the end. Works fine.
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RachaelB
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Our rabi mumbled fora while... then said sowing machine... then mumbled a bt more than amen. The audience seemed to like it!x
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Beagle On Stage
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That seems to be the usual solution. I like to see it taken a step further so that he whispers to himself for a few seconds, then the big "Amen." It eliminates the risk of sounding fake that way. There's probably a reason why the blessing is not written out in the script - it's pretty immaterial to the show itself.
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Mark Walton
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In many past productions, a Jewish actor well versed in Hebrew played the Rabbi - Zvee Scooler in the movie, Gluck Sandor in the original Broadway cast.
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