His family survived the Holocaust. He survived long COVID. It’s Josh Fox’s ‘survivor’s obligation’ to fight the oil industry
In ‘The Edge of Nature,’ the Oscar nominee uses folk song to warn us about climate change
Antonia Cruz-Kent, daughter of celebrated playwright Migdalia Cruz, writes plays that explore her multiple identities
In ‘The Edge of Nature,’ the Oscar nominee uses folk song to warn us about climate change
Bidding on Sweeney, la-la-la. Drinking bellinis, la-la-la. Hi-ho the glamorous life!
Adjmi's play, nominated for 13 Tonys, is about a band's tumultuous act of creation
The salon theater show captures the community's joys and struggles — with songs, prayers, and K-pop
Igor Golyak reimagines 'The Dybbuk' for the 21st Century
Argentinean artist-activist Claudia Bernardi is the subject of Catherine Filloux's 'How To Eat an Orange'
In Dave Malloy's COVID-era 'Three Houses,' a brilliant structure saves three little pigs but leaves audience out in the woods
The Broadway actor discusses his Jewish identity and why 'Cabaret' is still relevant
Now at La MaMa, an immersive production draws from the oldest Jewish play
‘Cabaret’ and ‘Prayer for the French Republic’ were both nominated, but antisemitism and Jewish identity are not the major theme