TheatreMarvellous Theatre review: Stoke City’s soul scores another feel-good goalTale of a big-hearted life makes for a triumphant opening show for Nica Burns' sparkling new venueBy John Nathan2 min read
Royal Court Jewish Chronicle columnist shortlisted for journalism awardKate Maltby covered antisemitism within the British theatre industry for the JC and Sunday TimesBy Felix Pope2 min read
IsraelNew play exposes terrifying limbo of gay Arabs seeking Israeli refugeAfter horrific beheading of 25-year-old in Hebron this month, Israeli playwright Tomer Aldubi wants to shine light on the tragic plight of these young menBy Jenni Frazer3 min read
TheatreGood Theatre review: How a decent man transformed into a NaziDavid Tennant stars as a German academic who descends to barbarity but it's Elliot Levey who stands out in excellent revival of CP Taylor's playBy John Nathan3 min read
By Hadley FreemanThe haters love hating this play about JewsI thoroughly enjoyed Jews. In Their Own Words but the reaction to Jonathan Freedland's excellent play from acquaintances was predictably depressing2 min read
TheatreTheatre review: The Band's Visit - A miraculous musicalMichael Longhurst’s exquisite new production pairs two superb Israeli performers - Alon Moni Aboutboul and Miri MesikaBy John Nathan2 min read
AntisemitismWes Streeting: play evokes ‘visceral’ memories of hate faced by friends under CorbynLabour shadow minister said seeing Hodge and Berger portrayed in ‘Jews. In Their Own Words’ left him feeling hauntedBy Georgia L Gilholy3 min read
The Finchley talent factory: Trio from same shul win national recognition for their artistic achievementsJaren Ziegler, Dora Fidler and Isaac Reuben, all 17, have been shortlisted for writing and music awardsBy Karen Glaser3 min read||October 13, 2022 11:36
‘It’s right and proper that Jews play Jews’ says Elliot Levey as he prepares for his role in a new production of GoodFresh from playing Herr Schultz in Cabaret, Levey is now set to play another German Jew in CP Taylor's classic playBy John Nathan4 min read||October 6, 2022 15:06
Theatre review: John Gabriel Borkman - Fall of an arrogant manSimon Russell Beale excels as the disgraced banker in Ibsen's study of the hubris and arrogance of those who believe in their own infallibilityBy John Nathan2 min read||October 6, 2022 14:55
By Nicole LampertThree cheers for Marvel's first Israeli superheroMarvel has launched the first thoroughly and unmissably Jewish Sabra3 min read||October 6, 2022 12:03
Royal Court theatre bombarded with abuse over play about JewsIn wake of ‘Hershel Fink’ scandal, London venue swamped with furious calls for staging Jonathan Freedland’s showBy Nicole Lampert3 min read||October 6, 2022 10:57
Jews. In their own words Theatre review: 'Packs a hugely powerful punch'This production undoubtedly represents a moment in the battle against Left-wing antisemitismBy John Nathan3 min read||September 29, 2022 12:07
By John NathanAn old play and old attitudesThe row over Caryl Churchill's 13-year-old play Seven Jewish Children carries on2 min read||September 23, 2022 18:06
We’ve come a long way since Fiddler! A history of UK Jews on stage and screenDepiction of Jews has happily moved on from the crass stereotypes so common in the early 20th centuryBy John Nathan4 min read||September 22, 2022 14:17
Rose Theatre Review: A Holocaust survivor in her own wordsMaureen Lipman is at the top of her game in monologue that guides us through the epic life of an 80-year-old, Ukrainian-born, Miami hotel-owning widowBy John Nathan1 min read||September 22, 2022 11:44