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Jewish Chronicle The Turkish Jew who’s now that waiter from Barcelona 3 May
Hemi Yeroham, a Turkish-born Sephardic Jew, takes on the iconic role of Manuel, the Spanish waiter in the stage adaptation of "Fawlty Towers." Despite not be...
3 May
Jewish Chronicle I want ALL British Jews to feel pride 3 May
Rabbi Yitsy David, a Sephardic Jew, is working to promote and preserve the diverse heritage and culture of Sephardi and Mizrahi Jews in the UK, aiming to edu...
3 May
Jewish Chronicle How my son’s terminal cancer inspired me to convert to Judaism 3 May
When Lawrence Vincent's son Kit was diagnosed with terminal cancer, it led Lawrence on a spiritual journey to Judaism for comfort, as depicted in Kit's docum...
3 May
Jewish Chronicle Unfrosted review: Seinfeld’s cereal classic snaps, crackles and pops 2 May
"Unfrosted" is Jerry Seinfeld's directorial debut film where he stars and co-writes a comedic story inspired by his childhood love of Pop-Tarts. The film hum...
2 May
Jewish Chronicle Dance review: The Sleeping Beauty, ‘I prefer a dancing Lilac Fairy’ 2 May
The Birmingham Royal Ballet performed a production of The Sleeping Beauty at Sadlers Wells Theatre, differing from the Royal Opera House production notably i...
2 May
Jewish Chronicle The Tattooist of Auschwitz review: ‘We see the brutality and the desperation’ 1 May
"The Tattooist of Auschwitz" is a television adaptation based on a bestselling novel by Heather Morris, portraying the life of Lale Sokolov, a tattooist at A...
1 May
Jewish Chronicle Marvellous Montenegro 1 May
Montenegro, a small yet diverse country, offers UNESCO-protected historic towns, beautiful beaches, national parks rich in bird species, and luxury accommoda...
1 May
Jewish Chronicle Jolt an outfit to life with a killer touch 26 Apr
The text discusses how adding killer accessories like scarves, belts, and statement necklaces can transform and update existing clothing, reducing the need f...
26 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Creepy goings-on behind the scenes of children’s TV 26 Apr
An investigative documentary series titled Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV has uncovered disturbing incidents within Nickelodeon during the era of pro...
26 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Our Palestine Question, review: An ode to Jews who uttered difficult words in dark times 26 Apr
"Our Palestine Question: Israel and American Jewish Dissent 1948-1977" by Geoffrey Levin delves into the fluctuating opinions towards Zionism among American ...
26 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Knife by Salman Rushdie, review: What about the other victims of the new fundamentalism? 26 Apr
Salman Rushdie's book "Knife: Meditations after an Attempted Murder" recounts his survival of a brutal attack by a religious fanatic in 2022 that left him wi...
26 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Ripley review: Dark designs with a monochrome finish 26 Apr
Netflix's series "Ripley" is the latest adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's novel "The Talented Mr. Ripley," following the story of Tom Ripley, a grifter comm...
26 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Civil War review: On the horrifying road to a very disunited States 26 Apr
In "Civil War," a film reviewed by John Nathan, director Alex Garland portrays a disunited United States where a photojournalist and a writer embark on a roa...
26 Apr
Jewish Chronicle London Tide review: A tide that laps at your knees, rather than sweeping you away 26 Apr
The National Theatre's adaptation of "London Tide" based on Dickens' "Our Mutual Friend" with music by P.J. Harvey presents a knotty plot involving intertwin...
26 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Finding peace in the aisles of the grocery store 26 Apr
In preparation for Pesach, a Jewish writer reflects on the annual tradition of cleaning out cupboards and baking for the holiday. Despite struggles with trad...
26 Apr
Jewish Chronicle The shameful tale of the Jewish boy kidnapped by the Catholic church 26 Apr
In 1858, in Bologna, Italy, a six-year-old Jewish boy, Edgardo Mortara, was taken by the Catholic Church after being baptized by the family maid. This led to...
26 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Jonah Hauer-King in Tattooist of Auschwitz: ‘If I wasn’t getting upset, I wouldn’t be doing my job’ 26 Apr
Jonah Hauer-King discusses his intense preparation for the role of Lale Sokolov in the series "The Tattooist of Auschwitz," emphasizing the responsibility he...
26 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Love in hell: Tattooist of Auschwitz director explains why it was a tale she had to bring to the screen 26 Apr
Israeli director Tali Shalom-Ezer was drawn to adapt Heather Morris's novel "The Tattooist of Auschwitz" into a TV series, portraying the real-life love stor...
26 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Nicaragua: Land of lakes and volcanoes 25 Apr
Nicaragua, known as the land of lakes and volcanoes, boasts a landscape marked by intense volcanic and seismic activity, with 19 volcanoes, including some ac...
25 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Why Jewish jokes make the world a little more bearable, for a while 19 Apr
Jewish humor, particularly American Jewish humor, is characterized by its ability to punch upwards or sideways in a profound and often self-reflective manner...
19 Apr
Jewish Chronicle The Curse of Pietro Houdini, review: Riveting wartime art-heist tale plus philosophy 19 Apr
"The Curse of Pietro Houdini" by Derek B. Miller is a riveting wartime art-heist tale set during World War II and the battle of Montecassino. The story follo...
19 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Television is good for the Jews 18 Apr
Television is depicted as beneficial for Jews, with a focus on capturing emotions and human experiences more effectively than cinema. The article highlights ...
18 Apr
Jewish Chronicle JC Stays: Hotel Sans Souci, Vienna 18 Apr
In Vienna, the Hotel Sans Souci offers a unique experience with its world-class collection of Roy Lichtenstein's art, setting it apart from other five-star h...
18 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Meet the Cuban-Italian Simone de Beauvoir 17 Apr
Alba de Cespedes, a Cuban-Italian writer born in 1911, challenged the norm of male-dominated storytelling through her work, emphasizing women's perspectives ...
17 Apr
Jewish Chronicle The Comeuppance review: Grim repear comes calling at the college reunion 17 Apr
"The Comeuppance" by playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins follows a group of five friends reuniting 20 years after graduating for a college reunion, with an une...
17 Apr
Jewish Chronicle My reminder that life is not a rehearsal 17 Apr
The author reflects on the sudden deaths of two friends, Kate and Hilda, due to cancer and contrasts their swift passing with her son's insistence on living ...
17 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Heimishe humour hits the stage in Soho 17 Apr
In a time marked by rising antisemitism and global turmoil, Jewish comedian Deli Segal's one-woman show "Pickle" at Soho Theatre offers a comedic celebration...
17 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Out of Africa: a smashing children’s tale for Passover 17 Apr
"Workitu's Passover" is a children's picture book based on the author's childhood in Ethiopia, where the tradition of smashing chametz vessels before Passove...
17 Apr
Jewish Chronicle An overseas Pesach jaunt with my elderly parents - what could go wrong? 17 Apr
The author recounts their experience as a caregiver for their elderly parents on a Pesach vacation overseas. The journey is filled with challenges, including...
17 Apr
Jewish Chronicle It’s a kind of magic – Orlando beyond the theme parks 17 Apr
Little Big Mountain, a fourth-generation Native American from the Jororo tribe, shares his culture and history near Lake Tohopekaliga, outside of Orlando. Th...
17 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Why is this book different from all others? Inside the most opulent haggadah ever seen 17 Apr
Tech entrepreneur Martin Moshal has commissioned an opulent haggadah for his Seder in Sydney, featuring intricate designs with various metals and precious me...
17 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Nice singing, shame about almost everything else 15 Apr
A review of the Royal Opera House's new production of Carmen highlights the excellent singing by Aigul Akhmetshina as Carmen, with praise for her voice and s...
15 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Dinosaurs at the Seder table 12 Apr
As Passover approaches, various Jewish-themed children's books are highlighted, including "Tyrannosaurus Tsuris" featuring a T-Rex hosting a Seder, "Workitu'...
12 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Create your own stylish and smart silhouette for Sederim... and spring 12 Apr
The text discusses fashion trends for Sederim and spring, highlighting the importance of versatile pieces suitable for various occasions. Key elements includ...
12 Apr
Jewish Chronicle A fast, furious and justifiably gory revenge flick 12 Apr
"Monkey Man," Dev Patel's directorial debut and starring vehicle, presents a fast, furious, and gory revenge story akin to "John Wick," with Patel's characte...
12 Apr
Jewish Chronicle The story of King Herod you’ve probably never heard 12 Apr
Martin Goodman, in his book "Herod the Great: Jewish King in a Roman World," dismantles the Christian myth surrounding King Herod and sheds light on the hist...
12 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Power of Sail, review: Diving into the choppy waters of the US culture wars 12 Apr
In the play "Power of Sail," the storyline delves into timely themes surrounding the US culture wars. Harvard history professor, Charles Nichols, invites a w...
12 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Is it too dark for the (Jewish) stars to come out? 12 Apr
The author reflects on the challenges of displaying Jewish identity in a climate of rising antisemitism in London. From humorous incidents like owning a prov...
12 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Czech it out – the best city breaks in Czechia apart from Prague 12 Apr
Czechia offers more than just Prague as a travel destination, with cities like Brno and Olomouc providing rich cultural heritage, architectural gems, and sig...
12 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Amy’s friends: ‘She was humble’ 11 Apr
Amy Winehouse's friends and colleagues reflect on their encounters with her, praising her humility, tremendous singing talent, and generosity. They describe ...
11 Apr
Jewish Chronicle ‘Amy Winehouse will be massive’: How the JC reported on the ‘feisty Jewish’ songwriter before she went stratospheric 10 Apr
The Jewish Chronicle recognized Amy Winehouse's talent early on, predicting her massive success in the music industry despite her unconventional Jewish upbri...
10 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Amy Winehouse biopic was the inevitable next step in the commercialisation of the vulnerable star 10 Apr
The upcoming biopic "Back to Black" about Amy Winehouse explores the vulnerable star's life, particularly focusing on the period between her albums "Frank" a...
10 Apr
Jewish Chronicle All I want for Pesach is a (kosher) air fryer 10 Apr
Pesach can feel like a kitchen-driven servitude with endless cooking. To ease the burden, the writer has sought efficiency hacks over the years, now looking ...
10 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Back to Black review: A sanitised version of Amy’s life that will offend no-one 9 Apr
"Back to Black" is a biopic about Amy Winehouse that portrays her life in a sanitized manner to avoid offending anyone. The film presents Winehouse's relatio...
9 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Oakwood A in line for Maccabi GB league win after thrashing Hendon 6-2 9 Apr
Oakwood A is on track to win the Maccabi GB Southern Football League Premier Division title after defeating Hendon United 6-2. Manager Jake Finestein express...
9 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Cut the costs of learning to drive 5 Apr
The cost of learning to drive has increased significantly, with expenses including the provisional license, lessons (recommended at 45 hours), theory and pra...
5 Apr
Jewish Chronicle My father risked his life making fun of Hitler 4 Apr
Curt Bloch, a German Jewish artist and poet, resisted the Nazis during World War II by creating a satirical magazine called The Underwater Cabaret while in h...
4 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Questioning Belief, by Raphael Zarum – review: An essential resource that helps integrate Judaism with modernity 4 Apr
"Questioning Belief" by Raphael Zarum delves into the intersection of Judaism and modernity, following a tradition of British rabbinic scholars who have inco...
4 Apr
Jewish Chronicle We’re making aliyah to … N12 3 Apr
The writer reflects on the Jewish historical experience of relocation and discusses their family's decision to move for security reasons, choosing to make al...
3 Apr
Jewish Chronicle How Kabbalah and karaoke took me from science to music 3 Apr
Eduard Shyfrin, a successful businessman, mathematician, and physicist who later delved into Kabbalah, has surprised everyone at 63 by releasing his debut al...
3 Apr