A performance about Jewish women and Sex.
Truly wonderful and fantastic.  Theatre Alive
An eye opener... fun.. entertaining.  Theatre People

According to Jewish law a woman's right to sex is one of a wife's three basic rights (along with food and clothing!). This performance explores the Talmudic injunctions on the quantity and quality of sex that a man must deliver.

Performed and written by Deborah Leiser-Moore
Directed by Richard Moore

THE FILM
Thank G-d is a short film based on the performance piece written by Deborah Leiser–Moore. It’s a tale of female empowerment and liberation. While reading the pages of the Talmud a religious woman discovers the little known, but very specific, injunctions about the quantity and quality of sex that a man must deliver. For example, “According to the Law, workers such as weavers, tailors, builders and other such similar men, who work in the same city, are required to be sexually intimate twice a week.” The film is a testament to woman and a humorous reminder to the male species of their obligations in the bedroom.

Thank G-d has been awarded seed funding from the Jewish International Film Festival's ( JIFF ) Short Film Fund and will premiere in the 2018 JIFF Film Festival in Melbourne and Sydney
It is being produced by Tashmadada and we are seeking extra funds to make it. As a not for profit incorporated association with DGR and TCC status, all donations are 100% tax deductible.  
 

All contributions, large and small, towards the realisation of Thank G-d will be gratefully received. 

Thank you in advance for your kind donation! 
             

Australian Jewish News:
PERFORMED AT:
2018
Film to be screened at JIFF in Sydney and Melbourne 

Performance history:
Performance Space, Sydney

​Loco Cafe, Melbourne, as part of Directors Cut

Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Melbourne

​Malthouse Theatre, Melbourne (Things On Sunday)