Ritual and reader’s theatre
Not a chorus.
A gathering.
Jewish feminist texts made for private reading, group study, rehearsal, ritual, and performance.
HINENI: In Sarah’s Tent
HINENI is a sacred reader’s script and communal ritual. It brings women across time into a shared arc of welcome, struggle, memory, and blessing. Each voice carries its own weight, and the reader is invited inside the tent.
It may be read privately, studied in groups, or spoken aloud as communal ritual. Hebrew prayer appears with transliteration, leaving room to speak, listen, hum, or remain silent as the moment requires.
The HINENI trilogy
HINENI: Ritual, HINENI: Voices, and HINENI: In Sarah’s Tent belong together as a trilogy for readers, performers, and Jewish communities. The three books offer a framework for gathering, distinct voices for study and rehearsal, and a sacred reader’s script for bringing a room into shared attention.
Explore the HINENI trilogy for Jewish communities →Kol Isha: The Women Speak
A reader’s theater ritual for Yom Kippur, gathering foremothers and prophets, rebels and seekers, leaders and future daughters. The text includes the full ritual, an adaptation for Yom Kippur, and guidance for bringing it to life in community.