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Theatre review: Romeo and Juliet, ‘A muscular and modern take on Shakespeare.’
29 May 2024
Director Jamie Lloyd brings a modern and physically powerful interpretation to Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" at the Duke of Yorks Theatre. The performance...
29 May 2024
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Film review: A House in Jerusalem ‘Where this film flounders is in its depiction of a British Jewish family’
29 May 2024
"A House in Jerusalem" is a film that follows a British Jewish family, specifically focusing on a young girl named Rebecca who moves to Jerusalem with her fa...
29 May 2024
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Book review: Sufferance ‘A book which haunts me’
29 May 2024
"Sufferance" by Charles Pallister is a thought-provoking novel that challenges simplistic narratives about the Holocaust. The story revolves around a nameles...
29 May 2024
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Dance review: Romeo and Juliet, ‘The story zips along at a fast pace’
29 May 2024
Northern Ballet is performing a fast-paced version of "Romeo and Juliet" at Sadlers Wells with choreography by Massimo Moricone. The production, directed by ...
29 May 2024
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How I embraced my identity as a mixed-race, British-Asian Jew
23 May 2024
Jay Prosser, in "Loving Strangers: A Camphorwood Chest, a Legacy, a Son Returns," recounts his journey of exploring his mixed-race, British-Asian Jewish iden...
23 May 2024
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Book review: Reassessing Kafka 100 years on
23 May 2024
On the 100th anniversary of Franz Kafka's death, new translations of his diaries by Ross Benjamin offer fresh perspectives on the iconic Jewish writer's life...
23 May 2024
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Buying London review: High-value homes with a very low denominator
23 May 2024
"Buying London," a reality show on Netflix centered on high-value real estate, mimics the format of the popular "Selling Sunset," featuring a different cast ...
23 May 2024
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‘This is about women taking charge of their futures’
23 May 2024
"Now You See Us" is an exhibition at the Tate featuring works by women artists from 1520-1920 who defied societal norms by pursuing professional artistic car...
23 May 2024
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Fashion’s in the bag, so farewell
23 May 2024
The author bids farewell to their fashion column, noting the rapid turnover of trends accelerated by social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok. The fa...
23 May 2024
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Film review: Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga ‘Expect to be gripped’
23 May 2024
"Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga" is a film involving Chris Hemsworth shedding his Marvel persona to portray a warlord named Dementus in a post-apocalyptic desert se...
23 May 2024
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Theatre review: Passing Strange ‘The music is excellent’
23 May 2024
"Passing Strange" at the Young Vic is a Tony-winning show featuring an autobiographical narrative set to impressive music. Giles Terera shines as the Narrato...
23 May 2024
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A boy – now 93 – tells his story of incredible survival hiding from the Nazis in the forest
23 May 2024
Maxwell Smart, a 93-year-old Holocaust survivor, recounts his harrowing experience of hiding from the Nazis in the forest for a year as a young boy in a new ...
23 May 2024
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Guernsey: Island of adventure
22 May 2024
Guernsey, a picturesque island off the coast of Normandy, entices visitors with its beautiful coastline, wildlife, and relaxed atmosphere. Despite its natura...
22 May 2024
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The fashionistas fighting antisemitism
22 May 2024
In response to rising antisemitism in the fashion industry following the Hamas atrocities, a community of Jewish individuals, including influencer Benji Park...
22 May 2024
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TV review: Tokyo Vice: ‘The meticulous recreation of a very strange world’
22 May 2024
"Tokyo Vice" season two on BBC1 continues to captivate viewers with its depiction of Japan's criminal underworld through the eyes of Jake Adelstein, a Jewish...
22 May 2024
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Meet Daniel Daggers, the star of Netflix’s British version of Selling Sunset
21 May 2024
Daniel Daggers, a Jewish real estate mogul from London, is the focal point of Netflix's reality show "Buying London," showcasing the extravagant properties h...
21 May 2024
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The disaster that nearly lost the war
17 May 2024
Two books, "Sky Warriors" by Saul David and "The Traitor of Arnhem" by Robert Verkaik, explore the failed Operation Market Garden during World War II, where ...
17 May 2024
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Theatre review: Fawlty Towers The Play. ‘Everything one would have hoped for’
16 May 2024
The stage adaptation of "Fawlty Towers" at the Apollo Theatre proves to be a successful transition from small screen to stage, much like the director's previ...
16 May 2024
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Material world of four women artists
16 May 2024
The exhibition "Montage" at Gazelli Art House showcases the lives and works of four prominent twentieth-century American women artists, half of whom were Jew...
16 May 2024
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What to read next? Ask the Matzah Ball book club
16 May 2024
Matzah Book Soup, run by Amanda Spivack and Lilli Leight, is a popular Jewish book club celebrating Jewish joy and pride through a diverse selection of books...
16 May 2024
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I am a single mother but I’m really determined not to be a schlump
16 May 2024
The text discusses the challenges faced by single mothers in balancing self-care and beauty routines with the responsibilities of parenting. It mentions how ...
16 May 2024
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Yeehaw! Going west with a plate of iced buns
16 May 2024
"The Legend of the Wild West Twins" is a high-energy adventure story set in a Wild West town inhabited by children, focusing on teamwork, feminist themes, an...
16 May 2024
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This children’s author puts Israel centre stage – in a positive way
15 May 2024
Erica Lyons, a children's author and history enthusiast, gained unexpected recognition for putting Israel in a positive light through her books. While her wo...
15 May 2024
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TV review: Eden took me up to Eurovision heaven
15 May 2024
The text reflects the author's deep connection to the Eurovision Song Contest, highlighting the joy and pride they feel when Israel participates in the compe...
15 May 2024
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Cafe nostalgia: the coffeehouses that tell Europe’s story
15 May 2024
The European cafe has been a hub for intellectuals and revolutionaries since the 17th century, with a strong historical tie between Jews and cafe culture hig...
15 May 2024
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A tale of two cities
15 May 2024
The article highlights the rich Jewish heritage and history present in Lithuania, particularly in Vilnius and Kaunas. In Vilnius, a new museum showcases the ...
15 May 2024
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Step out of line: Israeli-born choreographer Jasmin Vardimon celebrates 25 years of dance invention
9 May 2024
Jasmin Vardimon, an Israeli-born choreographer, is celebrating 25 successful years of her company in Ashford, Kent, focusing on creativity, artistic training...
9 May 2024
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Made In England review: an ode to the art of making great films
9 May 2024
This documentary tribute, "Made In England," sheds light on the often overlooked fact that one half of the renowned British filmmaking duo Powell and Pressbu...
9 May 2024
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Spirited Away review: Japanese imagination lands on a West End stage
8 May 2024
A Japanese adaptation of the iconic animated film "Spirited Away" by Hayao Miyazaki has landed on the West End stage, directed by John Caird. The adaptation ...
8 May 2024
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Literary sorcerer focused on the instability of life
8 May 2024
Paul Auster, a prominent Jewish-American writer who passed away in April, was known for his literary exploration of the instability of life through works lik...
8 May 2024
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Ancient barbecues and other tasty morsels of archaeology
8 May 2024
In "Here Before Us" by Ran Barkai and Eyal Halfon, the authors explore the ancient tradition of barbecuing in the region, dating back as far as 400,000 years...
8 May 2024
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Dance review: The Winter’s Tale: ‘A modern masterpiece’
8 May 2024
Christopher Wheeldon's modern interpretation of Shakespeare's "The Winter's Tale" returns to the Royal Opera House a decade after its debut, offering a fresh...
8 May 2024
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An Isle of Man holiday: discover the place of legends
8 May 2024
The Isle of Man, often overlooked as a holiday destination, offers a unique experience with a rich history spanning 10,000 years, including Jewish internment...
8 May 2024
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The biblical story of Song of Songs hits the London stage
7 May 2024
Ofra Daniel presents a musical show based on the biblical Song of Songs, featuring the character Tirzah entangled in a loveless marriage and discovering an a...
7 May 2024
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What’s it like being an Irish Jew?
7 May 2024
"Winter Sun" by Miki Lentin delves into the complex identity of being both Irish and Jewish, inspired by the author's father, Louis Lentin, who grappled with...
7 May 2024
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What type of exam mum are you?
7 May 2024
As exam season approaches, the role of parents in supporting their children's studies is examined, particularly within the Jewish community where there seems...
7 May 2024
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TV review: Passover UK: A Jewish Journey. Late but great
6 May 2024
ITV's "Passover UK: A Jewish Journey" aired belatedly but was well-received for its positive and authentic portrayal of British Jewish celebrations of Passov...
6 May 2024
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Can I claim for puppy damage?
3 May 2024
Pet ownership, especially with puppies, can result in costly damages at home, with a recent survey showing that pet-related damage amounted to a staggering 6...
3 May 2024
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Why we shouldn’t shut down student protests for Palestine
3 May 2024
The author argues against shutting down student protests for Palestine, emphasizing that university is a time for students to develop and express their opini...
3 May 2024
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I had PTSD after my disabled daughter’s birth… but the love for her at our shul was epic
3 May 2024
Sheila Brill, in her book "Can I speak to Josephine please?," recounts her traumatic experience following the birth of her profoundly disabled daughter, Jose...
3 May 2024
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The American Society of Magical Negros review: Good idea, but not good enough for an entire film
3 May 2024
"The American Society of Magical Negros" is a film that attempts to satirize the racist trope of the Magical Negro in American cinema by exploring a premise ...
3 May 2024
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Machinal review: superb depiction of a life trapped by conventions
3 May 2024
In this review of the play "Machinal," Rosie Sheehy's performance as the Young Woman is highly praised for its powerful depiction of an oppressive existence ...
3 May 2024
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Outnumbered: I’m now a shul bouncer and my mother, wife and daughters are amused
3 May 2024
The writer shares his experience as a security volunteer at his synagogue, facing skepticism from his family about his protective abilities despite his physi...
3 May 2024
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The X-Files director: ‘conspiracy theories are now costing reputations and lives’
3 May 2024
Award-winning director and producer Daniel Sackheim reflects on the influence of The X-Files in popularizing conspiracy theories in America. Concerned about ...
3 May 2024
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Chaim Wiezmann: ‘I am now convinced that without him there would be no state of Israel’
3 May 2024
Chaim Weizmann, a brilliant chemist and key figure in the founding of Israel, is often overlooked compared to Herzl and Ben-Gurion. A new biography by Jehuda...
3 May 2024
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The Turkish Jew who’s now that waiter from Barcelona
3 May 2024
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 2024
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I want ALL British Jews to feel pride
3 May 2024
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 2024
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How my son’s terminal cancer inspired me to convert to Judaism
3 May 2024
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 2024
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Unfrosted review: Seinfeld’s cereal classic snaps, crackles and pops
2 May 2024
"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 2024
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Dance review: The Sleeping Beauty, ‘I prefer a dancing Lilac Fairy’
2 May 2024
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 2024