John Nathan

Wicked Little Letters review: A filthfest that’s too smug for its own good

An Enemy of the People: Question Time makeover for Ibsen’s classic play

Shoshana: ‘It’s not even-handed when it comes to depicting Jewish victims of violence’

Michael Winterbottom discusses his new film which tells the true story of a romance between a British police officer and a socialist Zionist writer in Mandatory Palestine

Inside the new show exploding myths about Cable Street

We meet the writer of a musical about the famous day in 1936 when the people of the East End united to stop the fascists from marching

Mum moves in, my back gives up

In a household where ages span 90 years, John Nathan’s the only man in the house

Theatre review: The Hills of California

This family reunion is great – but it’s no Jerusalem

Film review: Occupied City : Steve McQueen’s documentary on Amsterdam’s Shoah memories

The horrors of the past that lurk in the shadows

Theatre review: Plaza Suite: ‘A perfectly-formed play and Sarah-Jessica Parker is a revelation.’

Ticket prices are high but for fans of Neil Simon this is an unmissable revival

Film review: The Zone of Interest: ‘Hopefully it will win Oscars’

Capturing the ordinariness of atrocity

That’s Life! to a new Shoah fairy tale

Samantha Spiro who played Esther Rantzen in One Life is now the narrator in a new play about the Holocaust

The Holdovers review: A beautifully wrought comedy that took me back to 1970

Twenty years after Sideways, director Alexander Payne reunites with Oscar-nominated Paul Giamatti

Don’t Destroy Me, Arcola Theatre review: It’s hugely satisfying to see this lost-forever world of post-war Jewish Brixton revived

Tricia Thorns’s ambitious production vaults us powerfully back to a particular moment in Anglo-Jewish history