Arts & Cultural Programs

The JCC Uncommoners are proud to bring to life Neil Simon's acclaimed Broadway play, turned classic Hollywood movie. Directed by Adam Hughes and produced by Mark W. Sasse.

Set during World War II, “Biloxi Blues” follows a young recruit, Eugene Morris Jerome, as he navigates boot camp life, friendship, and self-discovery under the watchful eye of his eccentric drill sergeant. The play offers humor, heart, and a timeless look at growing up during uncertain times. 

The JCC Uncommoners are proud to bring to life Neil Simon's acclaimed Broadway play, turned classic Hollywood movie. Directed by Adam Hughes and produced by Mark W. Sasse.

Set during World War II, “Biloxi Blues” follows a young recruit, Eugene Morris Jerome, as he navigates boot camp life, friendship, and self-discovery under the watchful eye of his eccentric drill sergeant. The play offers humor, heart, and a timeless look at growing up during uncertain times. 

The JCC Uncommoners are proud to bring to life Neil Simon's acclaimed Broadway play, turned classic Hollywood movie. Directed by Adam Hughes and produced by Mark W. Sasse.

Set during World War II, “Biloxi Blues” follows a young recruit, Eugene Morris Jerome, as he navigates boot camp life, friendship, and self-discovery under the watchful eye of his eccentric drill sergeant. The play offers humor, heart, and a timeless look at growing up during uncertain times. 

The JCC Uncommoners are proud to bring to life Neil Simon's acclaimed Broadway play, turned classic Hollywood movie. Directed by Adam Hughes and produced by Mark W. Sasse.

Set during World War II, “Biloxi Blues” follows a young recruit, Eugene Morris Jerome, as he navigates boot camp life, friendship, and self-discovery under the watchful eye of his eccentric drill sergeant. The play offers humor, heart, and a timeless look at growing up during uncertain times. 

The JCC Uncommoners are proud to bring to life Neil Simon's acclaimed Broadway play, turned classic Hollywood movie. Directed by Adam Hughes and produced by Mark W. Sasse.

Set during World War II, “Biloxi Blues” follows a young recruit, Eugene Morris Jerome, as he navigates boot camp life, friendship, and self-discovery under the watchful eye of his eccentric drill sergeant. The play offers humor, heart, and a timeless look at growing up during uncertain times. 

The JCC Uncommoners are proud to bring to life Neil Simon's acclaimed Broadway play, turned classic Hollywood movie. Directed by Adam Hughes and produced by Mark W. Sasse.

Set during World War II, “Biloxi Blues” follows a young recruit, Eugene Morris Jerome, as he navigates boot camp life, friendship, and self-discovery under the watchful eye of his eccentric drill sergeant. The play offers humor, heart, and a timeless look at growing up during uncertain times. 

All evening events and activities on the Jamestown campus are cancelled as of 3 p.m. on Thursday, December 11.

The JCC Music Department is proud to present this energetic show with lots of great music! The concert features JCC Rock Ensembles, directed by Bill Eckstrom, performing a variety of selections in a range of styles. 

This event is free and open to the public and will be live-streamed via Zoom.

The JCC Music Department is proud to present this exciting program, featuring the Concert Choir, directed by Julie Constantini, and Concert Band, directed by Chris Wakefield, performing a variety of selections in different styles. 

This event is free and open to the public and will be live-streamed via Zoom.

See a preview of the the JCC Uncommoners production "Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812," an electropop opera based on a scandalous slice of Leo Tolstoy’s "War and Peace."

The show hits the Scharmann Theatre stage Nov. 14 and 15 at 7 p.m. and Nov. 16 at 2 p.m.

Open auditions for students, alumni, and community members interested in performing in Neil Simon's classic army comedy "Biloxi Blues." Any level of acting experience welcome.

The performances are scheduled for March 2026 and directed by Adam Hughes. Interested individuals should contact Mark Sasse or complete this form to secure an audition slot.