Broadway
In Broadway’s ‘Giant,’ Roald Dahl is a warped messenger for a vital debate about Israel
The play, which opens tonight on Broadway, revisits the controversy over an antisemitic book review he wrote for a UK literary journal, one that veered immediately off the rails into bigotry.
Tom Stoppard, acclaimed playwright of ‘Rosencrantz and Guildenstern,’ dies at 87
Silver Moon Bakery, an UWS spot known for its challah, reopens on Broadway
‘Black people have replaced the Jews,' Billy Porter controversially states promoting ‘Cabaret’ cast
Protestors produce 'Hamilton' cover against Netanyahu, Israeli politicians
"They lock us in for months on end and bleed us dry with taxes" and "turn elections into farces."
We simply do not need another ‘Fiddler on the Roof’
The team putting 'Fiddler' together sounds stellar. Tommy Kail (of 'Hamilton' fame) and Steven Levenson (who wrote 'Dear Evan Hansen') are on board.
Jewish celebs encourage public to keep distance amid coronavirus
From Mel Brooks to Sarah Jessica Parker, Jewish celebrities around the globe are taking precautions and encouraging fans to do the same in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
Israel gets a wickedly pleasurable taste of Broadway
Living in the Middle East, we Israelis don’t get to see shows on Broadway as frequently as we might like. So luckily, Broadway brings some of its best to us.
Jewish Hamilton star Mandy Gonzalez battling breast cancer
"It's important for women to know that early detection is key. As a community, as a society, we need to figure out a way so that everyone has access to a mammogram."
Natalie Portman inspires African American lesbian’s journey in new play
‘A love letter addressed to every queer girl struggling to actualize her dreams – and every poor, black family fighting to love one another despite the onslaught’
Fran Drescher and Rachel Bloom are bringing ‘The Nanny’ to Broadway
Fran Drescher, star and creator of “The Nanny,” is developing her beloved TV show into a Broadway musical with the help of Rachel Bloom and Adam Schlesinger
Jerry Herman, composer of Broadway's ‘Hello Dolly!', dies at 88
Herman, who was diagnosed with HIV in the 1980s, died in Miami on Thursday of pulmonary complications, his goddaughter told the Associated Press.
The king of farce’s new play is inspired by his parents’ love letters
Ludwig is the reigning king of theatrical farce.
Broadway mourns 13-year-old Jewish star Laurel Griggs
The girl was at home doing homework when she suffered from a massive asthma attack. Her organs were donated "so that another child may live," her grandfather David Rivlin said.