Theatre

A playhouse that's so Jewish, it's like going to synagogue

The New End in Hampstead is 35 years old.

Making drama out of a crisis

We meets members of Muju, an amateur theatre group made up of Jews and Muslims

Ryan Craig owns up: I have to write about Jews

The acclaimed playwright has finally come to terms with being pigeon-holed.

A date with Hamlisch

Review: Sister Act

Puppets, politics and pogroms

A dark new show telling the story of a Jewish activist features 26 characters — and there’s barely a human in sight.

This is how you play Fagin, Rowan

As Rowan Atkinson prepares to play Fagin, Jonathan Pryce, Timothy Spall and Michael Feast tell how they approached the role

Ohad Naharin: The maverick lord of Israeli dance

We talk to the renowned director of Israel’s Batsheva Dance Company ahead of the hotly anticipated UK performances.

Judith Dimant: The woman who puts brilliance on the stage

Judith Dimant is the woman who makes UK’s most innovative theatre company tick.