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‘Oy to the World: A Hanukkah Musical Revue’ returns Nov. 29 with two new Jewish cast members

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Max Nussbaum, left, and Lindsey Murphy, right, join the cast of "Oy to the World." Courtesy of Max Nussbaum and Lindsey Murphy Following its successful debut last winter at ASU’s Kerr Cultural Center in Scottsdale, “Oy to the World: A Hanukkah Musical Revue” returns Nov. 29.The 90-minute show features quirky Hanukkahsongs, Broadway standouts and winter-themed music written by Jewish composers.

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