Three cheers for Marvel's first Israeli superheroMarvel has launched the first thoroughly and unmissably Jewish SabraBy Nicole Lampert3 min read
TheatreRoyal 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
TheatreJews. 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
By John NathanAn old play and old attitudesThe row over Caryl Churchill's 13-year-old play Seven Jewish Children carries on2 min read
JudaismWe’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
TheatreRose 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
TheatreHandbagged Theatre review: When the Queen met Mrs TFascinating dramatisation of what happened during the weekly meetings of our most divisive prime minister and our most unifying monarchBy John Nathan1 min read
Confessions of a musical writerMeet the team telling a Modern Orthodox woman’s taleBy Georgia L Gilholy3 min read||September 16, 2022 10:42
Royal Court Exclusive: Jonathan Freedland and Vicky Featherstone on their new play about antisemitism‘If there had been anxiety it would have been on the part of the Royal Court': John Nathan meets two of the creative team attempting to atone for the theatre's sins of the pastBy John Nathan7 min read||September 15, 2022 13:24
Who Killed My Father theatre review: The personal is political for this father and sonEdouard Louis’s autobiographical book about visiting his estranged father in northern France is converted into an absolutely gripping tale of reconciliation and lossBy John Nathan1 min read||September 15, 2022 09:13
The musical genius behind Les Mis explains how his own dream came trueClaude-Michel Schönberg talks about his French upbringing, his brush with pop stardom and how Jesus Christ Superstar inspired him to create hit musicalsBy Francine White7 min read||September 13, 2022 09:40
Silence Theatre review: Witnesses silenced by the telling of their talesFormat of stage adaptation of Kavita Puri's Partition Voices, about the casual carving up of land on religious grounds on the subcontinent, sadly imposes a repetitive and predictable pall over the materialBy John Nathan2 min read||September 8, 2022 10:00
Tikkun Olam Theatre review: Who gets to remember the Shoah?In this online production, the fight to build a Holocaust memorial next to Parliament is the subject of Dutch stage director Teunkie van der Sluijs's debut playBy John Nathan2 min read||September 1, 2022 14:39
This Orthodox mum was the first woman to cycle round the worldA new musical features the incredible life of Annie Cohen ChopkovskyBy John Nathan6 min read||September 1, 2022 10:17
Jack Absolute Flies Again Theatre review: Fruity fun as rivals take to the skiesWriting duo behind One Man, Two Guvnors have created another rollickingly good farceBy John Nathan2 min read||August 26, 2022 14:42
By Keren DavidSometimes, theatre can get Jewishness rightIt is fabulous to see your own community on stage, but toe-curling when it hits a bum note3 min read||August 19, 2022 10:57