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Keren Nechmad's debut film, 'Kissufim,' finds itself enshrouded with the tragic events that befell the kibbutz where it was shot. Initially planned as a comi...

Three Jewish authors, Rachel Kushner, Yael van der Wouden, and Anne Michaels, are shortlisted for the 2024 Booker Prize, marking a notable representation in ...

The author's lifelong affinity for Tevye from "Fiddler on the Roof" is humorously explored in her relationship with her partner, Jeremy, who bears a striking...

Tom Stoppard's 1982 play, 'The Real Thing,' receives a vibrant revival at the Old Vic, reminding audiences of Stoppard's unparalleled skill in blending comed...

Rachel Bayvel's book on the Shapiro family, curated by her daughter Polina Bayvel, delves into the remarkable yet overlooked lineage of a Jewish dynasty know...

Sarah Rainsford's book, "Goodbye to Russia: A Personal Reckoning from the Ruins of War," chronicles the perilous environment for journalists and activists un...

"The Critic," set in 1930s London, explores the influence of theatre critics during a time of political tension marked by Oswald Mosley's Blackshirts. Starri...

The play 'Wiesenthal,' currently showing at the Kings Head Theatre, offers a poignant look into the life and work of famed Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal. Writ...

This article tackles three distinct topics. First, it highlights the importance of genetic testing for Jewish university students through the Jnetics program...

Lynda Dullop, inspired by her own experience of losing her mother at 15, has launched a support forum for Jewish women who have lost their mothers. After tra...

Lee Miller, renowned as both a model and a groundbreaking war photographer, is celebrated in a new biopic featuring Kate Winslet. The film delves into Miller...

"Kaos," a Netflix series created by Charlie Covell, offers a fresh reimagining of Greek mythology anchored by standout performances, especially Jeff Goldblum...

The State Ballet of Georgia's rendition of Swan Lake at the London Coliseum, under the artistic direction of Nina Ananiashvili, left critics underwhelmed. De...

As the anniversary of the October 7 Simchat Torah massacre approaches, global media, including the BBC, are preparing to commemorate the events with films fr...

The article highlights an intriguing array of children's books that explore diverse themes, ranging from imaginative and historical narratives to profound mo...

Jewish Nonagenarians: Ordinary People, Extraordinary Lives by Lawrence Collin is a poignant exploration of the lives of 12 nonagenarian Jews, highlighting th...

A dance-theatre production titled "From Here On" will be performed outside Liverpool Street Station, marking 85 years since the Kindertransport brought nearl...

The film "Firebrand," directed by Karim Anouz, brings to life Henry VIII's tumultuous reign, with a focus on the perspective of women, such as Henry's sixth ...

"Death of England: A Trilogy" concludes with a powerful exploration of racial tensions and familial bonds in modern Britain, focusing on the dynamics between...

The article profiles Kenny Wax, a prominent theatre producer known for his nurturing approach and connection to his Jewish roots. Based in London, Wax is cel...

Jenni Asher, from California, is set to become the first black woman in the USA to be ordained as a cantor. Her unique journey into Judaism began with her up...

Lisa Kay, a former chartered accountant and member of Bushey United Synagogue, founded Sole Bliss in 2017 to create stylish yet comfortable high heels for wo...

The full cast for Nathan Englander's play, "What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank," has been announced, headlined by Joshua Malina in his London d...

In anticipation of the upcoming Oasis concerts in Manchester's Heaton Park next July, Angela Epstein reflects on the challenges and cultural juxtapositions t...

This emotionally charged article reflects on the start of the school year in Israel, contrasting the joy of children embarking on new educational adventures ...

Rivka Isaacson, a professor of molecular biophysics at King's College London, is advocating for greater female representation in the physical sciences. Comin...

"An Absence of Cousins" by Lore Segal, reviewed by Jennifer Lipman, is a collection of interlinked short stories originally published in The New Yorker, feat...

Julian Borger's book, "I Seek a Kind Person," reveals the poignant and lesser-known method by which many European Jews attempted to escape Nazi terror: class...

This travel piece explores Halkidiki and Thessaloniki in Greece, emphasizing the luxurious experience at Cora Hotel & Spa inspired by Aristotle's philosophie...

This article reflects on personal and meaningful ways to remember and honor deceased loved ones, beyond traditional rituals. The author shares intimate anecd...

Miriam Gold, an artist and teacher, explores her grandmother Dr. Elena Zadik's life in a graphic memoir, "Elena: A Hand Made Life." Combining various art for...

"Blink Twice," directed by Zoë Kravitz in her debut, explores themes of gender power dynamics and deception through the story of Frida and Jess who infiltrat...

"Shifters" is a notable entry in British theatre, being only the third work by a black British playwright on the West End. Written by Benedict Lombe, the pla...

Jonathan Salt, a non-Jewish teacher and playwright, is educating audiences at the Edinburgh Fringe about antisemitism through his one-man play, "Confessions ...

The post-World War II era saw the rise of a distinctive Jewish American intellectual masculinity in New York, as detailed by Ronnie Grinberg in his book "Wri...

The author shares her reluctance to take painkillers following a double mastectomy despite being in pain, influenced by watching a TV show highlighting the d...

"Between the Temples" is a Jewish rom-com film that explores themes of platonic love, spirituality, and cultural identity. Directed by Nathan Silver, the sto...

"Between the Temples" is a film set in upstate New York, portraying a Jewish community that is either nostalgically comforting or frustratingly oblivious to ...

"Farm Hall" is a thrilling play set in a Cambridgeshire mansion where six German scientists, including prominent Jewish figures like Albert Einstein, lament ...

The author discusses their experience of planning a more culturally enriching holiday for their children, opting for a road trip through Provence and Tuscany...

The Jewish Chronicle is launching a blind dates column to celebrate TuBAv, looking for singles of any age and background to be set up by their own matchmaker...

The text humorously discusses the challenges and frustrations hosts may face when accommodating guests with specific dietary restrictions, particularly those...

Brady Isaacs Pearce, 24, expresses excitement about joining the cast of Cable Street, a musical depicting the 1936 event when East End residents thwarted fas...

The writer shares their experience of a luxurious private yacht charter in Greece aboard the Lagoon 52 catamaran, Oneida, which offered a bespoke experience ...

The article discusses the beauty and attractions of Slovenia, particularly focusing on Lake Bohinj, Ljubljana (the capital city), and Lake Bled. It highlight...

"The Writers Castle" by Uwe Neumahr provides a vivid depiction of the journalists present at the Nuremberg Trials, including well-known figures like John Dos...

"Hitler's People: The Faces of the Third Reich" by Richard J. Evans delves into why many regular citizens supported Hitler's regime, exploring the deception ...

"Widow Cliquot" is a film that depicts the story of Barbe Nicole Cliquot, who fought against champagne chauvinism in a male-dominated industry after her husb...

"A Chorus Line" is celebrated for its unique portrayal of the individuals who make up the chorus, breaking away from the typical faceless ensemble. The show,...

The author reflects on their complicated relationship with their mother, who has disowned them numerous times, contrasting it with their mother's interaction...