Theater

Amidst a background of explosions and screams, the play is a collage of 13 testimonies.

The story of 13-year-old Ralph “Rudy” Preiss and his adventures in the Philippines after fleeing Nazi Germany culminates in his family’s struggle for survival following the Japanese invasion in 1941.

The hit Broadway revival of “Funny Girl” opens at the Segerstrom Center this month featuring Melissa Manchester as Mrs. Rose.

The friendship between two men in London’s Jewish East End forms the heart of “The Bespoke Overcoat,” now playing at the Pacific Resident Theater in Venice.

“October 7: In Their Own Words,” is based on interviews with survivors of the attacks.

The April 7 variety show, featuring performances by teens and adults, highlighted the talents of neurodivergent individuals across the arts.

“Chained,” a new play by the author of “Journey to America,” “is about what can happen when Jewish divorce law gives husbands the power to refuse to let their wives go.

This Salon show, premiering March 17 at the Skirball, weaves together true stories from Jewish immigrants across the globe — Ukraine, China, Iran, Chile, Egypt, Turkey and Israel — and takes the audience into the experience of leaving one’s home for a new land.

“The Ally” arrives at a propitious, yet extremely delicate, moment.