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Café-Salon Philosophique #27 December 5, 1998No. of Participants: 18 Topic for the Evening’s Discussion – “What is Truth? What is the difference between relative truth and absolute truth?” Samuel welcomed all new and old to Cafe. The group met for the…
Café-Salon Philosophique #28 January 9, 1999No. of Participants: 15 Topic for the Evening’s Discussion: What is good? What is evil? Samuel welcomed all new and old back to Barnes and Noble located at 2915 Pearl St. following a break for the holiday season. Cathy volunteered…
Café-Salon Philosophique #29 January 23, 1999No. of Participants: 20 Host and moderator for this event is Samuel Avital, one of the world’s greatest mime artists and “provocateur extraordinaire.” Topic for the Evening’s Discussion: What of Injustice? Samuel greeted everyone new and old…
Café-Salon Philosophique #30 February 6, 1999No. of Participants: 15 Evening’s Topic: The Nature of Meaning Samuel welcomed those new and old to our first evening back at the Troubadour Bookstore, which will be our permanent location. Thank you Deb and Justin…
Café-Salon Philosophique #31 February 20, 1999No. of Participants: 17 Evening’s Topic: Cafe-Philo Gone Magic Guest: Barry Fernelius, Magician Cafe-Salon Philosophique was a little unusual this week. Barry Fernelius, a practicing magician and student of The International Summer Mime Workshop to be held this…
Samuel Ben-Or Avital was born in the small village of Sefrou, near Fez, in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco.
LCDS is an independent school for self-discovery through the human Arts. The school offers seminars and workshops teaching the concepts of Theater, Mime, and Movement.