Mosaic Culture Hub Presents “Life Against the Odds”

This performance is a fusion of dramatic storytelling, songs and music from the Greek, Jewish and Balkan traditions.

Join us for a theatrical and moving performance of real-life narratives of the Jews in Thessaloniki, Greece during the Holocaust (1933-45).

NOW SOLD OUT!  See below for travel/parking information.

This event is being sponsored by the Sidney Fenton Education Foundation.

When travelling to our events, please share cars if possible and always park safely without disturbing our neighbours.  We strongly recommend using public transport or parking in Sainsbury, see below.

Getting here by public transport
The 142 bus from, Stanmore, Edgware Station, Bushey or Watford stops outside the door – bus stop “Mosaic/The Woodlands” .
Bus H12 from Rayners Lane, Pinner and Hatch End, bus 340 from Harrow and bus 342 from Queensbury stop at bus stop F “Stanmore Hill”.   It is then a 5 minute walk up Stanmore Hill to Mosaic Jewish Community.  To avoid walking up Stanmore Hill, get off the bus at stop D “Stanmore Broadway”, cross over the road and get the 142 from stop E towards Watford to stop “The Woodlands” (renamed “Mosaic”).

General parking:
There is ample parking in Stanmore Broadway behind the shops, a 7-10 minute walk.

Sainsbury’s car park has a limit of 1 1/2 hours but can be pre-booked for longer times by searching for “Stanmore” on https://www.horizonspaces.co.uk/.  Typical cost: about £3 for five hours

“A vibrant mesmerising performer” – Jewish Museum, Sydney Australia

“Fascinating, spell binding, amazing!” – Dr Elias Dinas, Politics and International Relations, Oxford University

“Anna Conomos has revived this neglected tradition of storytelling for the grown-up world. The snatches of unaccompanied song in her tale tugs at the heart, and transports us with the narrative into a place of wonder.”
The Telegraph