“What a great way to kick off our 160th anniversary celebration!  David’s show was fantastic!  The entire audience – aged 25 to 90 – loved him and he kept them laughing for a solid 90 minutes with his songs, stories, and shtick!” 

Jewish Family Services of Northeastern New York

“David Glickman’s hysterical performance had our audience laughing to tears! His act was so relatable and the material brought back fond memories from my childhood, as well as those with my own children! He effortlessly brought together the joys and oys of Jewish comedy!” 

The Jewish Federation of Sarasota-Manatee

“What a wonderful job you did performing at our fundraiser….  your performance helped create a very special evening.   Thank you…for all you did to help our lay-people work with a true professional.  You are a very talented person, and a mensch.”   

The Valley Temple—Cincinnati, OH

“Everybody had nothing but rave reviews for you….Even those in the audience who were not Jewish could identify and appreciate the universality of your observations….”

Beth El Jacob Synagogue – Des Moines, Iowa

“Your choice of the right material for this audience was just perfect and it’s a real pleasure to be able to enjoy comedy delivered in extremely good taste.” 

Congregation Ahavath Sholom – Forth Worth, Texas

“Two months have gone by and people are still commenting to me about how funny you were that evening.”  

Temple Sinai – Hollywood, Florida

“You truly helped to kick off the conference with a wonderful evening of laughs…”

North American Association of Synagogue Executives

“Wow!  We had a great time laughing….But the comments after the show are what really count.  Rave reviews to you from all our guests.”

Temple Beth Torah – Tamarac, Florida

“David Glickman is a master of humor and is sure to entertain any audience with his charm and funny stories.  You’ll love seeing him.”

Congregation Emanu El – Houston, Texas

“Days and weeks later, congregants were still recalling and laughing at your song parodies, including such favorites as ‘The Phantom of the Synagogue.”

Congregation Beth David – Saratoga, California