Fun, but fairly pointless Rocky Horror wannabee

A shameless but possibly successful bid to achieve the cult status of the comedy horror film

Nachtland review: Is that a Hitler in the attic?

Maybenburg’s play warns the Shoah was not the end of German antisemitism

Wicked Little Letters review: A filthfest that’s too smug for its own good

An Enemy of the People: Question Time makeover for Ibsen’s classic play

Shoshana: ‘It’s not even-handed when it comes to depicting Jewish victims of violence’

Michael Winterbottom discusses his new film which tells the true story of a romance between a British police officer and a socialist Zionist writer in Mandatory Palestine

Inside the new show exploding myths about Cable Street

We meet the writer of a musical about the famous day in 1936 when the people of the East End united to stop the fascists from marching

Mum moves in, my back gives up

In a household where ages span 90 years, John Nathan’s the only man in the house

Theatre review: The Hills of California

This family reunion is great – but it’s no Jerusalem

Film review: Occupied City : Steve McQueen’s documentary on Amsterdam’s Shoah memories

The horrors of the past that lurk in the shadows

Theatre review: Plaza Suite: ‘A perfectly-formed play and Sarah-Jessica Parker is a revelation.’

Ticket prices are high but for fans of Neil Simon this is an unmissable revival

Film review: The Zone of Interest: ‘Hopefully it will win Oscars’

Capturing the ordinariness of atrocity

That’s Life! to a new Shoah fairy tale

Samantha Spiro who played Esther Rantzen in One Life is now the narrator in a new play about the Holocaust

The Holdovers review: A beautifully wrought comedy that took me back to 1970

Twenty years after Sideways, director Alexander Payne reunites with Oscar-nominated Paul Giamatti

Don’t Destroy Me, Arcola Theatre review: It’s hugely satisfying to see this lost-forever world of post-war Jewish Brixton revived

Tricia Thorns’s ambitious production vaults us powerfully back to a particular moment in Anglo-Jewish history

Kin at the National Theatre: This is a play that makes the case for Israel

Those who have bought into the narrative that the Jewish state is white and colonialist entity need to watch this show

Mean Girls review: What’s the point of the rehash? It’s hilarious

You’ve already seen the film, but Tina Fey’s version is so funny you never lose interest