The Jewish Chronicle

Interview: Arlene Phillips

Al Roth: Matching the market from dates to organs

Josef Herman: art from the valleys

A Jewish emigre artist who settled in South Wales was taken to the local community's heart with his pictures of working men. Carole Morgan Hopkin remembers a family friend.

Dustin Hoffman at 80

Dustin Hoffman turns 80 on August 8. David Robson celebrates his career.

Edinburgh Fringe: six of the best

Lee Levitt picks out some must-see shows for Jewish Festival goers

The golem in a London garden

Sculptor David Breuer-Weil 's huge sculptures are on show in London this summer.

Restoring their dignity

A new exhibition at the Wiener Library tells the story of the victims of the Nazi experiments on humans

Not always a happy match

Robert Philpot, author of a new book about the Iron Lady, recalls Mrs Thatcher's relationship with her Finchley constituents

A haven for new Londoners

London's museum of immigration and diversity will open its doors next week during Refugee Week. Robert Philpot had a preview.

Photo gallery: Camera Press

Her grandfather, Tom Blau founded leading photographic agency Camera Press. Emma Blau tells us about an exhibition of 70 years of celebrity portraits

Arts Agenda: May 2017

Music, theatre and a Streisand-inspired cabaret

Barbra Streisand at 75

'She has got up people’s noses and resolutely kept her own. She is a miracle.'

Divorce drama on Radio 4

A new radio play is set in Manchester's strictly Orthodox community

Managing the Loose Women

Hilary Freeman talks to Jo Sheinman, Loose Women’s Head of Showbiz

Interview: Kay Mellor

The hugely successful creator of TV hits Band of Gold, Fat Friends, and In The Club. tells Francine White about her forthcoming stage musical

Ex JFS boy taps to 42nd Street

“I was about to do my GCSEs at JFS, but Dame Ruth Robbins was very supportive: I revised during rehearsals and amazingly came out with high grades.”

Interview: singer-songwriter David Broza

Jewish artists on the edge

Questions of gender and sexuality in the work of Jewish artists emerge in two major art exhibitions.