In ‘The Ally,’ Josh Radnor is one Jew with five opinions
Set just before Oct. 7, the play grapples with Israel, Gaza and a social justice movement that may have outgrown Jews
Misha Shulman’s 'Pharaoh' examines the Exodus villain with a twist of traditional South Asian theater
Set just before Oct. 7, the play grapples with Israel, Gaza and a social justice movement that may have outgrown Jews
'Émigré,' a new production by the New York Philharmonic, recalls the city's embrace of over 20,000 people fleeing the Holocaust
Director David Herskovits talks ‘Remember This Trick,’ his new theater piece about antisemitism
From 'Diary of Anne Frank' to 'Leopoldstadt,' 'Our Class' and 'Prayer for the French Republic,' a struggle to explain the scourge of antisemitism
With ‘Our Class,’ virtual theater innovator Igor Golyak takes on the raw topic of antisemitism
New Yiddish Rep’s ‘Gospel According to Chaim’ gracefully grapples with a taboo subject
Francis Benhamou heads to Broadway with Joshua Harmon's 'Prayer for the French Republic'
The Folksbiene’s ‘Amid Falling Walls’ is a grand showcase that’s often hard to follow
'Harmony,' Barry Manilow's musical about the Comedian Harmonists, is a sometimes-labored labor of love
The Folksbiene's ‘Amid Falling Walls’ highlights three generations of one family’s work in Yiddish music