The Jewish Dealer Who Bought Art Hated by the Nazis – and Created One of the Greatest Collections Ever Seen
Heinz Berggruen, a Jewish refugee from Nazi Germany, built one of the most impressive private art collections of the 20th century.
Portsmouth synagogue turned museum keeps local Jewish culture alive
In Portsmouth, Virginia, a historic synagogue has been transformed into a museum dedicated to preserving and showcasing the region's Jewish heritage.
How one man discovered his Jewish identity through sweating
British playwright Nick Cassenbaum explores his Jewish identity in the play "Bubble Schmeisis," which delves into the culture of London's schvitzes (bathhouses).
New Jewish Theatre Presents Special Cabaret Events Exploring Its History and Themes
The New Jewish Theatre (NJT) is staging the Tony Award-winning musical "Cabaret" from March 20 to April 6 at the J's Wool Studio Theatre.
New Exhibit Opening: "Henna, Love, and Light: Jewish Life and Art in Siona Benjamin’s India"
Fordham University's Walsh Family Library is hosting an exhibition titled "Henna, Love, and Light: Jewish Life and Art in Siona Benjamin’s India," running from January 30 to March 28, 2025.
What's Jewish at this year's Oscars? Actually, quite a bit
The upcoming Oscars, set for March 2, 2025, feature notable Jewish narratives and talent.
Comedian Sarah Silverman's New Musical Opens at Arena Stage
Sarah Silverman's musical, "The Bedwetter," based on her 2010 memoir, has premiered at Arena Stage.
State of the arts
The Canadian Jewish arts scene continues to evolve, reflecting diverse narratives and themes.
Is Elphaba in Wicked Jewish?
This article playfully examines whether Elphaba, the protagonist of the musical "Wicked," could be considered Jewish.
He wrote the history of Jews in comics. Now he’s making Jewish comics history
The article profiles Arie Kaplan, a prominent figure in the comic book industry known for his work in uncovering and documenting the Jewish roots of comics.