Tracy-Ann Oberman

Jewish women always speak up. We refuse to be silenced

We must keep reminding the wider community that what starts with the Jews never ends with the Jews

In 2024, we must find strength in this new, dystopian world

Dystopian fiction doesn’t come close to the horror of October 7

A moment of communal grief in York helped me begin to heal

I never thought that I would feel the way I feel now

How the theatre is embracing my proud Jewish identity

When I landed a contract with the Royal Shakespeare Company in the early 1990s, I was told to keep my heritage a secret

Shylock, Jewface and the long history of the ‘Jewish’ nose

Non-Jewish actors playing Jewish roles need to be sensitive to what they are taking on

Of course non-Jews can play Jews, but they shouldn't have fake noses

Bradley Cooper's fake schnoz to play Leonard Bernstein has divided the Jewish community

I will not be silenced on antisemitism

Not once has my union called out China, Turkey or Syria, but it has attacked Israel 28 times

He didn’t have to be Jewish to be our favourite Jewish dad

From stage to screen there was something mesmerising about his work, says Tracy-Ann Oberman

Farewells and new worries

Tracy-Ann Oberman looks back over eight years of JC columns

Tracy-Ann Oberman: Learning just how to fake it

Sweet and sour voices conjure up the 1980s

Jewish women don't do cults