Daniel Taub and Dan Patterson discuss their new play, Winner's Curse
By John Nathan
Get ready for the Shakespeare character based on outspoken East End boobas, says Tracy-Ann Oberman
As her play Life Before the Line comes to London, Amy Lever explains why she is putting the lives of Manchester Jewish teenagers in the spotlight
By Ben Bloch
Steven Moffat's farce is the perfect antidote to our winter of discontent
Misha Levkov’s debut has an interesting conceit but it needs believable characters who live in a convincing period and place to turn it into an evening of drama
Two new productions have raised Jewish eyebrows
Distance between relatively comfortable America and a Europe in turmoil emerges in revival of Lillian Hellman’s call-to-arms play of 1941
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Fabulous production is the ideal morale booster for those caught in our winter of discontent
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A more psychological than biographical profile that reveals the state of the great playwright's mind
This year saw an array of stand-out performances despite several antisemitism controversies
Exhilarating dance routines light up topical tale of how street urchin newspaper vendors took on a press baron
Gants Hill boy Simon Lipkin is conjuring up laughs in the West End as one of Santa’s little helpers
The rarely seen artworks are on show at gallery in Winchester
By Anthea Gerrie
Delayed production of Sleeping Beauty reboot is hampered by its a slightly desperate attempt to be original
Parent complains after pupils prompted to enact sieg heils as part of ‘educational’ play at Millfield school
By Nic North
Julia Pascal's gripping play asks why Jewish nationalism should not be seen as morally equivalent to other nationalisms
