How often does Tim Blake Nelson think about ancient Greece?
The actor-writer-director talks about his new play, Kafka and antisemitism
‘The Matriarchs’ challenges audiences to accept life’s uncertainties — and imagines what Leah and Rebecca would’ve studied in college.
The actor-writer-director talks about his new play, Kafka and antisemitism
The new play ‘The Animals Speak’ details Disney’s 1941 visit to Latin America
Mikhl Yashinsky's zesty 'Feast of the Seven Sinners' marries tradition and taboo, with R-rated consequences
‘Real Women Have Curves’ mirrors the histories of both Mexican and Jewish women, playwright Josefina López says.
The song — and the term ‘shiksa’ — is offensive to Jewish and non-Jewish women alike
The ‘Falsettos’ scribe drew from his own background and even health crises
Bob Odenkirk plays the Jewish character in David Mamet’s drama on Broadway
The delightful musical erases its main character’s Jewishness, and much of his true motivation
Stein’s memoir about growing up transgender in the Hasidic community, 'Becoming Eve,' is being adapted into a new play
Helen Schneider will embody the maestro in the Off-Broadway play ‘Last Call’
ס׳איז לעצטנס אַרויס אין דער ענגלישער איבערזעצונג אַ בוך אַנעקדאָטן וועגן אַמאָליקע רבנים, כּלל־טוער און גבֿירים
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