Nathan Abrams

Obituary: Dan Graham

Prodigious man of the arts whose work in performance, video, sculpture, music and puppetry defied genres

Norton Juster

Kasha varnishkes, matzoh brie – The Phantom Tollbooth’s Secret Jewishness

'What did I learn in my many years at JFS? Nothing'

Comedian Ian Stone's new book is about his love of Arsenal, and the band Jam- and his schooldays at JFS.

Sir Ronald Harwood

Leading playwright and Oscar-winning screenwriter whose Jewishness informed his work

Karel (Charles) Lek, MBE, RCA

Belgian artist whose “tubes of paint” described people in his adopted Wales

Dr Michael Abrams CB

Kubrick: the enigmatic Jew

Author Nathan Abrams examines the legendary director's Jewish identity

We all love Annie Hall 40 years on

It's everyone's favourite Woody Allen film, voted funniest screenplay ever. Forty years after Annie Hall was released, Nathan Abrams considers its lasting appeal.

The REAL meaning of Jaws

Kosher force behind icon of US satire

Hollywood and Hitler 1933-1939

Thomas Doherty

Is Schindler’s List fatally flawed?

Steven Spielberg’s landmark film was feted for educating a mass audience about the Holocaust. But 20 years on some say its faults far outweigh its merits