Broadway had a very Jewish year, but there is more to the Jewish story than antisemitism and the Holocaust
Can Broadway embrace Jewish joy?
Can Broadway embrace Jewish joy?
Harnick put words to Jewish life — past and present
Rabbi Harold Kushner wrote ‘When Bad Things Happen to Good People’ after his son died of progeria. Here's why his daughter hasn't seen the Tony-winning show
Tom Stoppard, Patrick Marber and Alfred Uhry all missed an opportunity to speak to what their plays were about
Multiple Jewish winners used their speeches to exhort against other forms of hate
'It is an expression of community as we tell this hard story,' writes the actress who plays Lucille Frank in a show about the antisemitic lynching of Frank’s husband Leo.
The show, which debuted on Broadway in 2013, was made before the #MeToo movement intensified scrutiny of the sexual misconduct allegations against the pioneering rabbi
Featuring Micaela Diamond, Tom Stoppard, Brandon Uranowitz and Jessica Hecht
אַמאָל זענען די פּייטנים, מיסטישע דיכטער־וויזיאָנערן, געווען אויבן־אָן בײַ די פֿראַנצויזישע און דײַטשישע ייִדן.
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