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Special Performance by Debra Rose of Moms Mabley

Cost: $3

Friday, December 11 at 1:30 p.m.

Jewish Community Center of Youngstown
505 Gypsy Lane
Youngstown, Ohio 44504

 

 

Debra Rose, who previously portrayed Billie Holiday and Maya Angelou, offers a vibrant portrayal of Moms Mabley, one of the most influential comedians of the twentieth century. Born Loretta Mary Aiken, Moms Mabley broke barriers as an African American woman in comedy, captivating audiences with her sharp wit and fearless humor. Through her iconic performances, she tackled tough issues like race, gender, and poverty, using laughter as a powerful tool to ignite social change and challenge the status quo. Her legacy continues to inspire generations, proving that comedy can be both entertaining and transformative.

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Don’t Miss Our Reminder Calls!

To help you stay up to date on all of our Community Enrichment Services programs and events, we may send out reminder and broadcast calls and/or text messages before each activity.

Please note: These calls will come from the phone number 508.501.5277 — so don’t be alarmed and be sure to answer so you don’t miss important details! This phone number does not receive calls.

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Register by emailing LSchultzMedved@ohioliving.org call 330.294.4542 or fill out the form below

 

Partnering for the Ohio Living Home Health & Hospice Community Enrichment Services

 

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We are proud to partner with Youngstown State University to bring innovative programming to our community through the Success Over 60 initiative. Funded by YSU’s Success Over 60 program, this collaborative effort supports educational, creative, and wellness opportunities designed specifically for older adults. The program is rooted in the belief that learning and growth should continue at every stage of life, and it helps remove barriers by providing access to university resources, student involvement, and intergenerational engagement. This partnership plays a key role in bringing enriching experiences—like our current series — to life, and we’re grateful for the support that makes it all possible.Youngstown State University Bitonte College of Health & Human Services logo, featuring the university’s red and black “Y” emblem alongside the college name.