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From Odesa to the West End: Golda the musical

Golda Amirova’s Jewish journey of courage, comedy and conflict

By Jane Prinsley

1 min read

Golda the musical (Photo: Tatiana Gorilovsky)

The man in striped pyjamas: Michael Sheen as Anuerin Bevan

An education in what made the creator of the NHS tick

1 min read

Homage: Pearl Mackie, Jack Davenport and Tom Goodman on stage at the Donmar Warehouse

The Human Body review: silver-screen style... NHS substance

1 min read

The New York City ballet

Ballet review: two companies, two styles

Swan Lake is a gem, and visitors from New York provide a fascinating contrast

2 min read

Nachtland review: Is that a Hitler in the attic?

Maybenburg’s play warns the Shoah was not the end of German antisemitism

2 min read

review of An Enemy of the People

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

1 min read

Dance review: Four new works ‘New talent, new challenges’

Four young choreographers showcase their work

1 min read

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Theatre review: The Hills of California

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

2 min read

The Hills of California - a co-production between Neal Street Productions and Sonia Friedman Productions at Harold Pinter Theatre. Key Creatives: Written by Jez Butterworth Directed by Sam Mendes Design by Rob Howell Lighting Design by Natasha Chivers Sound Design, Composing and Arrangement by Nick Powell Choreography by Ellen Kane Musical Supervision and Arrangement by Candida Caldicot Casting by Amy Ball Young Person’s Casting by Verity Naughton Associate director is Zoé Ford Burnett Cast: Laura Donnelly Leanne Best Ophelia Lovibond Helena Wilson Bryan Dick Shaun Dooley Corey Johnson Richard Lumsden Natasha Magigi Nancy Allsop Sophia Ally Alfie Jackson Lara McDonnell Lucy Moran Nicola Turner

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

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

Don't Destroy Me

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

2 min read

Eddie Boyce, Timothy O'Hara and Nathalie Barclay on stage at the Arcola Theatre (Photo by Phil Gammon)

Dance review: Manon ‘This one is not for children’

Joy Sable enjoys a modern classic

1 min read

Manon, The Royal Ballet (Photo: Foteini Christofilopoulou)

Kin at the National Theatre: This is a play that makes the case for Israel

Those who have bought into the narrative that the Jewish state is white and colonialist entity need to watch this show

1 min read

Physical theatre: the dancing in Kin is superb

Dance review: Giselle ‘Don’t miss it’

This is an excellent version of a well-loved classic

1 min read

Dancers from the English National Ballet in Mary Skeapings' Giselle (photo: Laurent Liotardo)

Ulster American review: Forget the tension and enjoy the craic

You can pick holes in this play, but it remains enormous fun

1 min read

Ulster American at Riverside Studios (Photo: Johan Persson)

Friday night dinner

Why do people sweat over making a turkey dinner?

Rustling up a four-course meal every Friday night is par for the course for Jewish mothers across the land, says Angela Epstein

By Angela Epstein

3 min read

From left to right: Noemi Lopian, Angela Epstein and Lynne Dover

Who’s afraid of the Big Bad Pig?

JW3 is planning a Jewish Chanukah panto every year. Its first knockabout script is an auspicious start

1 min read

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