Theatre review: Talk RadioJohn Nathan on a disconcerting tale of a radio shock jockBy John Nathan2 min read
Theatre review: FolliesJohn Nathan applauds a new production of Stephen Sondheim's FolliesBy John Nathan2 min read
How does Israel produce such great dancers?Is it the schools, or the Middle East conflict that gets Israelis dancing? Joy Sable interviews the man bringing Israeli dance to Sadlers WellsBy Joy Sable3 min read
Hanging on the telephone with Shelley BermanMichael Freedland remembers a comic who was "as Jewish as one of those bagels,with a nice shmear of cream cheese on top"By Michael Freedland2 min read
Theatre review: Knives in HensThere's nothing quite like a Yael Farber production, says John NathanBy John Nathan1 min read
A play about peaceAs the Broadway hit Oslo comes to London, John Nathan meets the man who put the 1993 Middle East peace talks on stage.By John Nathan5 min read
London’s cabbies hail their leading ladyMaureen Lipman is all set to direct The Knowledge, her late husband Jack Rosenthal's classic play about London's cabbie trade. Janet Gordon met her in a cabbies' cafeBy Janet Gordon 3 min read
Is there a Jewish comedy age gap?Lee Levitt asks comedians at this year's Edinburgh Fringe if Jewish humour has changedBy Lee Levitt4 min read
Theatre review: The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Aged 13 3/4John Nathan gives his verdict on a musical version of Sue Townsend's bestsellerBy John Nathan1 min read
Making a song and dance at the FringeLee Levitt reviews comedy at the Edinburgh Fringe - including a show where he was the only member of the audience.By Lee Levitt3 min read
Five stars for a superb new FiddlerOmid Djalili gives a stand-out performance, says John NathanBy John Nathan2 min read
Tradition! Why we all love Fiddler on the RoofMaureen Kendler examines the roots of the ever-popular musicalBy Maureen Kendler4 min read
The future of musicals?John Nathan talks to a rising star in the theatre world.By John Nathan4 min read