Selznick saw his idol David Bowie perform live when he was 15 and made up his mind that he wanted to create a show of his own and work with Bowie.
As I left the theater, wiping my eyes, I felt renewed gratitude for traditions that slow us down enough to truly see one another.
A new women-to-women production, called “HEROINES! Songs & Soliloquies for the Soul.”
The play “Giant” and its urgent, timely message could not have come sooner—in part because it clashes with the antisemitism we see on the news. Today a dandy like Dahl is not the problem. What we are all witnessing now is low-class thuggery prowling city streets.
The film blends archival footage, original music and scholarly insight to bring to life a cultural legacy that continues to resonate today.
The Braid Jewish theater company’s latest show highlights the diversity of contemporary Jewish-American life.
“On Being Jewish Now” – the book and the show – bring real, personal stories of humor, heartbreak and hope to life.
A curated collection of true stories of Jewish ethics under pressure, “Do The Right Thing” premieres Jan. 20 in Santa Monica.
The 50-minute show blends stories, songs, movement and humor to create a tender space, one where people can rest, listen and recognize themselves in one another.
Some may think that “Slam Frank” is simply a joke with no purpose or meaning meant to offend every group possible. I don’t think so.
