TheatreAt last! Jews get a voice at Royal Court thanks to new play by Jonathan FreedlandThe verbatim piece, which addresses the 'ancient prejudice' against Jews, is to be staged at a theatre recently embroiled in a controversy over alleged antisemitismBy John Nathan2 min read
IsraelPlaying an unloved wife in The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem is giving Hila Saada a chance to show her rangeThe veteran of many successful Israeli TV series believes this is her best role yetBy Francine White5 min read
IsraelShows like Are You Being Served? and The Onedin Line helped build a bond between Israelis and British televisionThis deep connection had a tremendous effect on the image of the British in Israel for yearsBy Einav Schiff4 min read
TheatreMiddle theatre review: Occupying the centre ground in more ways than oneThe second instalment of David Eldridge’s trilogy isn’t quite as compelling as Beginning but it’s good enough to look forward to EndBy John Nathan1 min read
CultureFarewell to comic book genius Neal Adams, who fearlessly battled for justiceThe superhero artist leaves behind an important legacy not only as a storyteller but also for his campaigning as a proud JewBy Joel Meadows2 min read
CelebrityDoctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness film review: 'A totally bonkers second instalment of the saga'Starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Sam Raimi's production also sees the return of MCU favourites Elizabeth Olsen, Chiwetel Ejiofor and Benedict WongBy Linda Marric1 min read
FilmCabaret film review: 'Timely and unflinchingly hard-hitting even 50 years later'Bob Fosse’s iconic musical film makes a welcome return to the big screen this week to celebrate its 50th anniversaryBy Linda Marric1 min read
Jerusalem theatre review: Rooster's return is monumentalMark Rylance is back in the latest revival of Jez Butterworth's groundbreaking play alongside the equally wonderful Mackenzie Crook as his hanger-on mate GingerBy John Nathan2 min read||May 6, 2022 10:38
Hollywood giant relents over $1m demand to stage Holocaust operaMiramax has agreed to waive a demand from a young British composer to secure the rights to set The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas to music, following the JC’s interventionBy Nic North2 min read||April 21, 2022 13:59
By Karen E H Skinazi Writing is a solitary endeavour - but the Emerging Writers’ Programme is like filling your room with friendsWhen I sent in my application, I thought: I am an academic. My destiny is to write obscure articles that have a readership of 10, max.3 min read||April 6, 2022 10:54
The family tragedy that haunts the Jewish creator of BridgertonJulia Quinn talks of her family heartbreak and why as a Jew she chooses to embrace diverse castingBy Nicole Lampert5 min read||March 24, 2022 15:37
Japanese art collector who began with a £55 punt sees his collection go on show at the Royal AcademyIsrael Goldman has amassed more than 1,000 of Kawanabe Kyosai’s works, some of which are included in the exhibitionBy Anthea Gerrie2 min read||March 24, 2022 11:18
Sabra prodigy has the keys to successJust 17, Yoav Levanon is already hailed by the critics. The JC meets the pianist on his UK debutBy Jessica Duchen2 min read||March 18, 2022 12:00
The man who kept British theatre alive during the pandemicAs he directs Ralph Fiennes in David Hare’s latest play, Sir Nicholas Hytner meets John NathanBy John Nathan6 min read||March 18, 2022 11:14
This is Going to Hurt TV review: My diagnosis? A painful lack of medical mirthThe core story is of someone struggling to survive the system, rather than confront it.By Josh Howie2 min read||March 17, 2022 16:11
Victoria, Lady de Rothschild's jewellery, silver and tableware fetches £568,632 at auctionThe late socialite passed away in 2021By Mathilde Frot2 min read||March 17, 2022 11:38