Cast member of Il trovatore unveiled the Palestinian flag during the final bow on Saturday night
By Eliana Jordan
Elliot Levey on playing Roald Dahl’s real-life Jewish agent in the West End play
By John Nathan
James Inverne takes a forgotten piece of operatic history and turns it into an engrossing piece of theatre. You’ll love it even if you know nowt about Puccini
By Stephen Pollard
The extraordinary vision of Marjorie Blackman’s classic race story struggles to take flight in this lacklustre theatre adaptation
Actor Natan Paul-Collis started the Jewish Dramatic Association of London as a safe space for Jewish writers, directors and performers – and he’s just getting started
Phoenix Arts Club cancels Israeli actor’s satirical show after online criticism
By Jane Prinsley
Every Evita is defined by its Eva and the clarity, accuracy and power of this one’s voice is astonishing
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The suppressed passion between black seamstress Esther and immigrant Jew Mr Marks makes this plot feel freshly hatched
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The achievements of this French Jewish lesbian living a non-conformist life under Nazi occupation is filtered through our 21st century obsession with gender politics – at the expense of conveying her bravery
This play is a mesmerising dissection of the creative process
Lara Pulver and Adam Dannheisser reveal what it’s like to play husband and wife in the latest garlanded production of the world’s most loved musical
Salomé premiered in 2024 as part of Jaffa Fest
By Elisa Bray
This Fiddler is both lyrical gold and the best antidote to the myths driving today’s tsunami of Jew-hate
The playwright said ‘theatres used to say they couldn’t manage without tobacco sponsorship, but they do’
By Imogen Garfinkel
Martin Freeman and Jack Lowden perfectly pit two versions of masculinity in this darkly funny two-hander
This is an entertaining musical comedy, and its corny gags are fun, but only fleetingly does it soar
