I think the idea that an antisemitic joke becomes a Jewish one if it’s told by a Jew, is misguided
By Andrew Watts
If pop music, klezmer, and Weird Al had a baby, it would be this Edinburgh Fringe show
By Eliana Jordan
My first experience of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival yielded surprising results – and revealed lots of Jewish talent
Jewish actor Marcus Freed tells the true story of the LA hit-and-run accident that nearly killed him in this profound, vivid one-man show
Don’t be put off by the G-rated energy of musical duo Marnina and Micah of ‘Couplet’ – their whimsical show about wedding plans gone awry is definitely for adults
In ‘Between the River and the Sea’, renowned Israeli actor Sweid reflects on a life lived between Jewish and Arab, Israeli and Palestinian worlds – and being a father to Jewish children
This French farce about the lesbian Jewish modernist couple is full of absurdity, profundity and make-believe – an unmissable delight
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Beth Paterson deals with Jewish identity and the generational impact of trauma in her one-woman show at this year's Edinburgh Fringe Festival
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The performers cited the outpour of support from the comedy community, with fellow performers, venues and audiences rallying around them
By Eliana Silver
Despite the First Minister’s record of Gaza advocacy, demonstrators angrily called on him to brand the crisis a ‘genocide’
The Welsh comedian on his return to the Edinburgh Festival with his most personal show to date
By Bennett Arron
The American actor tells John Nathan her one-woman show is a celebration of the gay rights campaigner’s achievements
By John Nathan
A play coming to Edinburgh Fringe explores tensions between secular and Orthodox women through a conversation set 30,000 feet above ground
By Philip Simon
Our comedy shows were called off because staff were supposedly scared to host Jewish acts
The Australian stand-up shares the story of his great-grandfather Julian Rose in ‘Our Hebrew Friend’, a comedy that attempts to answer, how Jewish is Jewish enough?
Comedians feel “betrayed” after Fringe venue pulls Jewish-themed shows a week before the start of the festival
By Jane Prinsley