The Tony award-winning actor and singer is now starring in what may be the most positive Jewish play on Broadway in decades.
A Legacy in Harmony
It has been 10 years since Daniel Pearl was kidnapped and murdered by Islamic extremists in Pakistan. He would have celebrated his 49th birthday on
The Arts: A Walk in the Park with Marc Chagall
Perhaps the most surprising, and telling, images in “Chagall” an exhibit of works by famed 20th-century artist Marc Chagall, curated by Constance Schwartz at the Nassau
The Arts: Lines and Curves
Austrian painter Gustav Klimt is best known for his portraits of beautiful society ladies, predominantly Jewish, during Vienna’s golden age from the 1880s to World
Brief Reviews: Music, Humor, Memories and Hope
FILMS Violins in Wartime When the Second Lebanon War breaks out in 2006, one likely casualty is the annual international violin master course at Kibbutz
The Arts: Memory and Music
Members of the multiethnic Northwest Boychoir of Seattle listen intently as three elderly men, survivors of Terezin, tell of the underground magazine they created when they were
Summer Movie Nights: Films You May Have Missed
Israeli, Yiddish, American and foreign films of Jewish interest come and go quickly in theaters, at film festivals or at community center screenings. When they
The Arts: More Alive Than Ever
Counterintuitive, maybe, but the digital age has made the past more accessible than ever: Last year, in a collaboration between Google and the Israel Museum
Cut & Post: Showtime TV’s Israeli Drama
TV Show Returns to Its Homeland…Israel Homeland will begin its second season on Showtime on September 30. The Golden Globe-winning show will also be returning