Before ‘The Warriors’ was a cult movie — or a Lin-Manuel Miranda album — it had radical Jewish roots
Sol Yurick, the son of immigrant communists, wrote the novel soon to be adapted by the ‘Hamilton’ creator
Sol Yurick, the son of immigrant communists, wrote the novel soon to be adapted by the ‘Hamilton’ creator
In Dave Malloy's COVID-era 'Three Houses,' a brilliant structure saves three little pigs but leaves audience out in the woods
'Émigré,' a new production by the New York Philharmonic, recalls the city's embrace of over 20,000 people fleeing the Holocaust
The Folksbiene’s ‘Amid Falling Walls’ is a grand showcase that’s often hard to follow
Streisand's Broadway debut as a frumpy secretary in 'I Can Get It For You Wholesale' set the stage (literally) for her breakout performance as Fanny Brice
When Beanie Feldstein departed the Broadway revival of 'Funny Girl' early, an understudy got an unexpected moment in the spotlight
Stephen Sondheim's final musical, 'Here We Are,' tackles two of the great surrealist films of the 20th century
‘The Night They Raided Minsky’s’ was the late director’s ode to Jewish food
דער פּאָעט ירמיה אַהרן טאַוב רעדט וועגן זײַן ענגלישער איבערזעצונג פֿון פֿרומע האַלפּערנס בוך „געבענטשטע הענט“
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