Featured Events
Held by Hope: A Story of Captivity, Love, and Return
An LPT Exclusive and intimate night with Eliya Cohen, held captive for 505 days, and Ziv Abud, survivor of the “Death Shelter” on October 7th.
In Conversation with Brooke 'Chef Bae' Baevsky
Join us for an in-depth conversation and cooking demo with Chef Bae, an award-winning celebrity chef and TV personality.
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Beyond the Circle Podcast
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Yechiel Jacobs
What does it mean to stay visible when the world feels louder and more divided than ever. In this episode, we sit down with Yechiel Jacobs, a creator, comedian and outspoken Jewish voice online, for an honest conversation about identity and the emotional cost of living publicly. He started with impressions. He found an audience. And somewhere along the way, the performance became purpose. We talk about whether the internet feels more like a stage or a battlefield, and who he is when the camera turns off. This is his journey. His story.
Noam Tibon
October 7, 2023, Noam Tibon received a message no parent ever wants to get. His son Amir, daughter-in-law Miri, and his two young granddaughters were trapped during the Hamas attack on Kibbutz Nahal Oz. What followed was a rescue mission now captured in the powerful documentary The Road Between Us. In this episode, Noam joins the podcast to revisit that day, reflect on family, fear, and resilience…and in a deeply authentic moment, Noam’s wife Gali joins the conversation. Together, they share a raw, intimate look at love, courage, and what it means to show up for family when it matters most.
The Road Between Us is now available for rent or purchase on Amazon Prime.
A New Vision of Performing Arts
Leah Posluns Theatre has served for decades as a welcoming space for theatre productions, film screenings, music performances, lectures, and cultural festivals. Equipped with modern lighting and sound systems, a spacious stage, and flexible seating for up to 280 guests, the theatre’s capabilities reflect our dedication to high-quality cultural experiences.
Re-built on Sherman Campus inside the Prosserman JCC, the Prosserman family helped solidify a new vision where community can perform, congregate, and grow inside a town square that defines the meaning of cultural hub. We thank Gary Prosserman and Family for their contribution and dedication to the Jewish community of Toronto and the new Leah Posluns Theatre vision.
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