The theme of The Braid’s latest True Jewish animal stories — and the humans who love them — are at the center of The Braid’s latest salon theatre production.
The little-known story of Israeli Amnon Weinstein, a musical craftsman who gathered and restored violins that survived the Holocaust, is coming to the West Coast.
The story is more than just a family drama—it is a reflection of the tension between cultural tradition and modernity.
The actress and writer’s new solo show mixes dark comedy, near-death moments, and Jewish identity into a 55-minute journey that begins on Oct. 7, 2023.
The play, a Pulitzer Prize Finalist for Drama, explores the personal side of history.
“Hold Me, Heal Me,” which features true Jewish stories of kindness, is the perfect counterprograming for this challenging moment in time.
The first English-language opera about Herzl, “State of the Jews,” premiered at the Temple Emanu-El Streicker Center last week.
For 17 years, The Braid has brought authentic Jewish stories to the stage. And this one is no exception.
It’s a show that will have everyone in the audience, regardless of religion, thinking about what their favorite Christmas songs are.
He stars in “Strategic Love Play,” about a first date that keeps audiences guessing.
