Cinderella is a baker in the Kosher Kingdom in this Jewish version of the classic fairy tale
By Eliana Jordan
The first act of this clever play about two Brooklyn marriages is a little ponderous, but stick with it – the second act is more than worth the wait
By John Nathan
Playwright Anna Ziegler on her new work about two very different Jewish marriages
By Elisa Bray
The Jewish Playwrights Programme, whose cohort of writers will develop their own full-length plays over six months, aims to empower new Jewish voices
The director on why he saturated The Producers with a Jewish sensibility, about his late-onset Jewishness and why he thinks hatred from strangers is not the worst thing
Patrick Marber’s inventive new production, which transferred to the West End this week, avoids the big-Broadway-show thing but The Great White Way is surely where it’s headed
A play coming to Edinburgh Fringe explores tensions between secular and Orthodox women through a conversation set 30,000 feet above ground
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The granddaughter of the great classical violinist on her first stage play, an adaptation of the 1938 German novel The Passenger
The beloved production is set to take on London’s Barbican before heading across the UK and Ireland
Nick Cassenbaum’s Jewish revenge fantasy about Corbyn has been seen as ‘too Jewish’ by theatres, but he continues to do his shtick
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