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Micaela Diamond

MICAELA DIAMOND is a Tony- and Grammy-Award-nominated actor best known for her recent starring role as Lucille Frank opposite Ben Platt in the Broadway revival of Parade. In this critically acclaimed musical, she played the wife of real-life Jewish lynching victim Leo Frank. This production’s exploration of antisemitism remains timely — and even more so since the October 7 attack in Israel.

Currently, Diamond can be seen in Stephen Sondheim's final musical, Here We Are. Diamond made her Broadway debut as Babe — the youngest Cher — in The Cher Show. For this performance, she was named a 2019 Theatre World Awards honoree and was nominated for Best Breakout Broadway Performance of the Decade at the Broadway World Theatre Fans' Choice Award. She has also appeared in The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical, Leonard Bernstein’s opera Mass at the Kennedy Center, Williamstown Theatre Festival’s Row, and Ethan Coen’s A Play Is A Poem in Los Angeles.

In TV and film, Diamond’s credits include Tick, Tick…Boom!, The Gilded Age, Up Here and more.

L’Chaim to Lily at the Annual Meeting

L’Chaim to Lily at the Annual Meeting

Join Jewish Miami to wish “L’Chaim to Lily!” at the 88th Annual Meeting of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation on Wednesday, June 3 at 5:30 p.m. at Jungle Island.

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Helping Israeli Small Businesses Succeed

Helping Israeli Small Businesses Succeed

Federation is helping nearly 3,500 small and family-run businesses in Israel receive the help they need to preserve their livelihoods and support the wider circle that depends on them — their employees, suppliers and the families behind every paycheck.

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IDF Soldiers Visit Jewish Miami

IDF Soldiers Visit Jewish Miami

Last week’s Jewish Miami commemorations of Israel’s Memorial and Independence Days were enhanced by visits from IDF soldiers Ariel and Shaked of Shlichim B’madim (Emissaries in Uniform).

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Supporting Local Holocaust Survivors

Supporting Local Holocaust Survivors

Through a $200,00 grant, Federation is continuing to provide critical programming and social services for Holocaust survivors in Miami, as well as trauma care for diverse older adults.

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