Innovative theatre isn’t dead. It’s happening in a flat near Moss Side.
By Anonymous
Playwright Hanoch Levin was pilloried for predicting the woes of being an occupying power.
By Ben Lynfield
Sex crimes committed by two boys from his school moved Evan Placey to write a very Jewish play.
By John Nathan
By Jessica Elgot
Acting saved Brenda Adelman
Last year, the unthinkable happened — a show by the legendary playwright flopped. His response? To keep writing.
What changed?
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Ghost stories with a religious fervour.
A new play examines the way Zionism divided two Cabinet ministers.
Thomas Bernhard targeted the antisemitism of his fellow countrymen.
Deborah Harris describes the challenges of putting on La Bohème in a London bar
Gloria Tessler’s play explores an unlikely romance.
Combining klezmer music with circus skills in a unique show.
By Simon Round
Sweet Charity is once again a smash hit on the London stage.
The acclaimed actor explains his decision to take the role of antisemitic painter Edgar Degas