White supremacy takes center stage in a new reimagining of ‘The Merchant of Venice’ “The Shylock and the Shakespeareans,” onstage at Greenwich Village’s New Ohio Theatre, is told from the perspective a Jewish diamond merchant who is called “Shylock” as a slur.
Barry Manilow’s ‘Harmony,’ musical about troupe with Jewish members in Nazi Germany, is headed to Broadway The musical has endured a 25-year journey to the Great White Way.
The mysterious disappearance of Yemenite children in Israel is the focus of a new play In “Daughter of the Wicked,” writer/performer Shanit Keter-Schwartz explores a dark chapter in Israeli history — and in her own family.
New York Just in time for Hanukkah, an irreverent Jewish adaptation of ‘A Christmas Carol’ debuts on stage
New York ‘The Gett,’ a play about Jewish divorce, stems from an unlikely marriage between a Brooklyn synagogue and a theater company
New York Is it safe? ‘Prayer for the French Republic,’ a new play, explores modern French Jews’ unease about antisemitism
Culture A 30-year-old play about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is restaged for 2021 — but its Palestinian collaborators are no longer involved