Theater
Long Before ‘Oklahoma!’ There Was A Real Jewish Oklahoma
“There was a big migration of prominent Jewish families that have been here since the Territory days.”
How An Irish Playwright Found The Soul Of Bob Dylan
This is by no means a “jukebox musical”; it has more in common with some of Dylan’s more impressionistic forays into film.
A Stand-Up Tragedy From The Mind Of David Grossman
“In its evolution from page to stage, “A Horse Walks Into a Bar” regains its spontaneity. Virtuosity is present, too.”
‘Hoaxocaust’ Is As Controversial As It Sounds
The play is made to challenge its audience, ending with a call to confront the mounting mob of revisionists. But the execution is a bit cockeyed.
Meet Chef Rossi - One Of The First Chefs To Cater Same-Sex Weddings
She catered the Vagina Monologues after-party — with a vagina-shaped fruit platter.
See The Original Costume Sketches For ‘Fiddler On The Roof’
The iconic look of “Fiddler on the Roof” is due in no small part to the show’s original costume designer, Patricia Zipprodt.
Annette Bening and Tracy Letts To Star In Miller’s ‘All My Sons’ On Broadway
A new production of “All My Sons” will open at Roundabout Theater Company’s American Airlines Theater bringing some Marquee names with it.
How I Grew Up With ‘Fiddler On The Roof’
I wasn’t watching a play. I was living it, reconnecting with the family members I’d lost over the last decades, crying the entire time.
Neil Simon, A Yiddish-Influenced Wisecracker
In his heyday, Neil Simon wrote plays that tickled audiences as the height of the wisecrack genre.
Celebrating Leonard Bernstein At 100
The best of Bernstein will continue to live on in his profoundly Jewish music.
This Actor Tackles Jewish Stereotypes — By Performing Them
One man is fighting back against Poland’s popular “Lucky Jew” merchandise by serving as the genuine article.
