Still in the Passover mood? ‘Exagoge’ is your Seder on steroids
Now at La MaMa, an immersive production draws from the oldest Jewish play
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
Tectonic Theater Project’s ‘Here There Are Blueberries’ shows the SS enjoying life at Auschwitz
The immersive Broadway revival lulls you into comfort — to make your stomach turn
The comedian, with his alter ego Jack Tucker, is a nonstop entertainer
‘The Banality of Evil’ adapts Arendt’s famous dispatch from Jerusalem
Joan Micklin Silver’s classic film debuts as a play at Theater J
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
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