Chabad of St. Pete presents An Evening with Sora Vigorito
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About this event
One of 98 upcoming events at Palladium Theater, and 2,396 across Tampa Bay.
TICKETS Preferred Seating: $40 – general admission seating in rows closest to the stage. General Seating: $20. Students: $10. VIP package: $125 – includes Preferred Seating ticket & private pre-show reception with Sora Vigorito. Tickets are being sold exclusively through Chabad of St. Petersburg. Please FOLLOW THE LINK to place your order and learn more about ticketing and sponsorship options. https://jewishsp.org/Remember Doors at 6:30pm | Show at 7:30pm Presented by Chabad Jewish Center of Greater St. Petersburg. ABOUT THE SHOW An Evening with Sora Vigorito – Youngest Known Survivor of Mengele’s Experimental Twins A rare opportunity to hear Sora’s firsthand account of the torture she endured by the Nazis and the cruel “Angel of Death,” Dr. Josef Mengele, and how her faith gives her courage and resilience to this day. Sora Vigorito was one of 89 pairs of identical twins who went through Dr. Joseph Mengele’s laboratory. Her remarkable journey from loss & devastation to a fulfilling life of faith and resilience is captured in an Emmy-award-winning film Sora directed. ABOUT CHABAD JEWISH CENTER OF GREATER ST. PETERSBURG The Chabad Center of St. Petersburg is one of more than 4,000 branches of the largest Jewish education and outreach program in the world. Chabad is a place where all Jews – regardless of background, knowledge of Jewish traditions, or level of observance – are welcome to learn, connect, and celebrate together. LEARN MORE An independent producer/presenter has rented the theater for this performance; it is not programmed by the Palladium at SPC. Whether in the main concert hall, Hough Hall with its unsurpassed new sound system, or kicking back in the intimate Side Door Cabaret, the historic Palladium Theater is consistently ranked as one of Tampa Bay’s best, most affordable venues for classical, jazz, blues, theatre, opera, comedy, dance, educational, literary, community events, and more. The Palladium, located in downtown St. Petersburg’s cultural center, is part of what makes Tampa Bay great.