theater

A flood of talent in ‘Rusalka’

This much beloved opera, with its mythical and folk aspects, has delighted opera fans since its world premiere in 1901

Cameri Theatre offers ‘Angels in America’

Angels in America was quickly placed within the Western canon of theater by no other than late literary critique Harold Bloom.

Schnitzler's 'La Ronde' is a work of beautiful decadence

Directed by Rakefet Binyamin, Schnitzler’s most performed work now gets a new life at Beit Zvi.

'The Value of Names': A Jewish lens on a difficult piece of US history

The Value of Names delves into a troubling chapter of American history through a Jewish lens.

By YAEL UNTERMAN
09/03/2024

A cursed family comes to life

Euripides's 'Electra' is playing at TAU's University Theater from March 4 to March 6.

'Miracle on South Division Street': A miraculous play in Jerusalem

The latest play, fresh from its off-Broadway run, is Miracle on South Division Street by acclaimed playwright Tom Dudzick.

By YAEL UNTERMAN
24/02/2024

A review of ‘The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant’ at Yoram Loewenstein theatre

Set in a stylized stage depiction of the past century, when people typed letters, played records, and called travel agents via landlines, is what makes this production an outstanding achievement.

Jerusalem highlights February 16-22

What's new to do in Israel's capital?

London theater apologizes after comedian allegedly clashes with Israeli over Palestinian flag

Comedian Paul Currie also riled up his audience to shout “Free Palestine” and “Get out” as multiple Jewish audience members exited.

By JACKIE HAJDENBERG/JTA
13/02/2024

A theatre review of plays ‘Terror’ and ‘The Crucible’

‘Terror’ will be performed at the Beit Zvi Theater Ramat Gan, while ‘The Crucible’ will be performed at the Impro Theater, Ramat Gan, during the month of February.

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