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  • HEATHER LEIGH: ‘I was also an only child, so I spent a lot of time on my own in my bedroom listening

    From Texas, and Scotland, with love

    Levontin 7 celebrates 13th birthday with pedal-steel guitarist extraordinaire Heather Leigh and German saxophonist Peter Brötzmann.

  • A general view shows the urban landscape of Tel Aviv, Israel May 15, 2019

    The Israeli cultural elite’s unearned sense of entitlement

    There is a huge difference between seeking to censor, ban or prevent objectionable films, and deciding to bestow public funds upon them.

  • Outlining Jerusalem, the people, its streets and its checkered history

    “The idea is to talk about the actual Jerusalem, of the streets and the people, not of big buildings or the history. Rather it is about the personal history of people from here.”

  • A SCENE from ‘Anihu’

    Anihu (Fatso)

    Roni Sinai and Etgar Keret. From a story by Etgar Keret. Music by Yoni Rechter. Directed by Shirili Deshe. Cameri, March 3.

    By HELEN KAYE

  • A SCENE FROM ‘Into the Woods.’

    Tales from the Beersheba woods

    Light Opera Group of the Negev branches out with an award-winning Sondheim classic.

    By BARRY DAVIS

  • TOTEMO: I’m happy to say that I’ve encountered nothing but support from my male colleagues.

    Why women are rocking Tel Aviv’s electronic music scene?

    Producer and songstress Rotem Or offers her insight.

    By JENNIFER GREENBERG

  • FROM LEFT: Rotem Sela, Berkay Hardal and Ron Rotter

    The lounge

    Berkay Hardal was warmly welcomed by Ron Rotter, Castro CFO; his sister in law Rotem Sela, who is the company’s presenter; and Mor Paso, Castro VP marketing.

    By MICHAL GALANTI

  • Eurovision

    Tel Aviv seeks volunteers to guide Eurovision tourists

    KAN continues to delay ticket sales for anticipated May music competition.

    By AMY SPIRO

  • Grapevine: Lady Titi

    FOR ANYONE interested in seeing something of the social evolution of Ethiopian Jews, the English-language premier of Lady Titi will take place on February 18, at 7 p.m. at Congregation Kol Haneshama.

    By GREER FAY CASHMAN

  • More savage than noble

    With Neveh Tzur, Liat Etka, Shira Haas. 94 minutes. Hebrew title: ‘Pereh Atzil.’ In Hebrew, check with theaters for subtitle information.

    By HANNAH BROWN

  • Revolutionary by name and nature

    The Revolution Orchestra, along with Yonatan Albalak launch the ‘A Standard Revolution’ series.

    By BARRY DAVIS

  • THE IRA GIVOL Ensemble performs Bach suites.

    Jerusalem hosts Bach

    Organist Franz Raml plays Bach at the Church of the Redeemer in Jerusalem.

    By HELEN KAYE

  • The Jerusalem International YMCA decorated inside and out for the holiday season

    Chamber Music Winter Festival

    The opening concert established an uncommonly high level that the artists of the following ones might have found challenging to compete with.

    By URY EPPSTEIN

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