Jerry Seinfeld Returning to Israel in December for Stand-Up Comedy Performances
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Television and comedy icon Jerry Seinfeld at the Los Angeles Red Star Ball of American Friends of Magen David Adom on Oct. 22, 2015. Photo: Michelle Mivzari.
JNS.org -Famed Jewish-American comedian and actor Jerry Seinfeld is slated to return to Israel in December to deliver two stand-up comedy performances.
Seinfeld will give back-to-back performances in Tel Aviv’s Menora Mivtachim Arena on Dec. 30. His return to the Jewish state comes two years after he made his comedic debut there in December 2015, performing four sold-out shows at the same Tel Aviv venue.
The comedian also visited Israel in 2007 to promote his film “Bee Movie.” As a teenager, Seinfeld worked as a volunteer on Kibbutz Sa’ar in northern Israel.
Tickets for Seinfeld’s upcoming performances in Israel will go on sale Nov. 15 and range in price from $85-$360.
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