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In a Romeo-and-Juliet musical set in WWII Shanghai, Chinese and Jewish refugees are star-crossed lovers
'Émigré,' a new production by the New York Philharmonic, recalls the city's embrace of over 20,000 people fleeing the Holocaust
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In play after play, artists keep asking the Jewish question to which there is no answer
From 'Diary of Anne Frank' to 'Leopoldstadt,' 'Our Class' and 'Prayer for the French Republic,' a struggle to explain the scourge of antisemitism
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A visionary theater maker never thought he’d be ‘Jewish director’ — then the times demanded it
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For Christmas, the story of the Jewish-born Christian missionary who translated the New Testament to Yiddish
New Yiddish Rep’s ‘Gospel According to Chaim’ gracefully grapples with a taboo subject
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She’d never played a Jewish character before. Then, a hit play about antisemitism came along.
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A jam-packed history of wartime Yiddish song leaves you wanting both more and less
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In Germany, they were superstars — and then the Nazis came to power
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How songs of the Jewish ghetto, camps and secret cabarets became a musical
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A polarizing tale of the Lodz Ghetto, retold as horror story and farce
In Leslie Epstein’s ‘King of the Jews,’ a fine ensemble and immersive atmosphere save a problematic play
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How the most influential Jewish play of the 20th century went on to possess the world
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