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Jewish Chronicle Despite growing antisemitism, unity and dialogue headline emotional German-Jewish music festival 6 Dec
The International Days of Jewish Music Festival in Germany fosters unity and dialogue amid rising antisemitism. Celebrating its seventh year, the festival fe...
6 Dec
Jewish Chronicle ‘Why I’m playing Fagin in a yarmulke’ 5 Dec
Simon Lipkin, an accomplished musical theatre actor, is set to fulfill his childhood dream of playing Fagin in "Oliver!" at the Gielgud Theatre. Looking back...
5 Dec
Jewish Chronicle Nightbitch review: ‘it’s a film for mums’ 5 Dec
Nightbitch, a film adaptation of Rachel Yoder's novel, explores the complexities and frustrations of motherhood through a lens of magical realism. Starring A...
5 Dec
Jewish Chronicle The JC blind date: ‘I would say yes if he was game’ 5 Dec
Joseph, an English teacher and artist, and Lissa, a cookie business owner, both participated in a Jewish blind date experience, focusing heavily on rich, flo...
5 Dec
Jewish Chronicle We previewed Hallmark’s schmaltzy Chanukah movies so you don't have to 5 Dec
The anticipation for Hallmark's annual holiday releases is met with mixed feelings, as the network offers its usual multitude of Christmas films but only a c...
5 Dec
Jewish Chronicle ‘If you’re grieving poetry has power beyond words’ 4 Dec
Eve Grubin, an American-born poet based in London, explores the transformative power of poetry in navigating grief. Grubin, who grew up in a secular Jewish f...
4 Dec
Jewish Chronicle Spain’s Sephardi sounds 4 Dec
The article delves into the rich Jewish history of Córdoba, Spain, highlighting the enduring Sephardic legacy. Dating back to ancient times, Jewish communiti...
4 Dec
Jewish Chronicle A Blue triumph at Maccabi 4 Dec
The article by Andrew Sherwood highlights a significant achievement by a team or individual at the Maccabi Games, an esteemed Jewish athletic event. While th...
4 Dec
Jewish Chronicle Caine and Lee goals send in-form Forest top 4 Dec
Sukkotingham Forest secured a 2-1 victory at Beitar Bushey, cementing their lead in the Maccabi GB Southern Football League Division Two. Despite being down ...
4 Dec
Jewish Chronicle Smashing Jewish table tennis back into shape 4 Dec
Maccabi GB Table Tennis, a significant player in the Jewish sports community with a storied past, is experiencing a revitalization. Led by Joe Kaye and Jacob...
4 Dec
Jewish Chronicle The Devil Wears Prada review: ‘style over substance’ 3 Dec
Elton John's musical adaptation of "The Devil Wears Prada," featuring Vanessa Williams as Miranda Priestly, disappoints with its predictable plot and lacklus...
3 Dec
Jewish Chronicle ‘I feel self-conscious about my post-masectomy body, but no one raised an eyebrow’ 3 Dec
A cancer survivor grapples with self-consciousness about her post-mastectomy body during a family trip to the Black Forest and Baden-Baden. The article humor...
3 Dec
Jewish Chronicle The 2025 Wingate Prize longlist is announced 2 Dec
The 2025 Wingate Prize longlist showcases an eclectic mix of Jewish-themed literature, from novels and memoirs to philosophy and history. This year's selecti...
2 Dec
Jewish Chronicle ‘Why is this panto different from all other pantos?’ 1 Dec
JW3 in London presents "Goldie Frocks and the Bear Mitzvah," a unique take on the British pantomime tradition with a distinctly Jewish twist. Building on las...
1 Dec
Jewish Chronicle The German Jews who were ashamed of being Jewish 29 Nov
Evelyn Toynton's memoir, "They Were Good Germans Once," delves into the complex lives of her German-Jewish family, highlighting the painful duality they face...
29 Nov
Jewish Chronicle Why Not Let the Leaning Tower Collapse review: ‘big questions on history and morality’ 29 Nov
Daniel Snowman's new collection of essays, "Why Not Let the Leaning Tower Collapse?", explores the intersections of history, culture, and morality. As a cult...
29 Nov
Jewish Chronicle Are you suffering from Inflammatory Bowel Disease? Support is out there 28 Nov
Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), which includes Crohn's disease and colitis, presents significant challenges, especially within the Ashkenazi Jewish communi...
28 Nov
Jewish Chronicle ‘You need to know about evil to play the Happiest Man on Earth’ 28 Nov
Kenneth Tigar, an accomplished 82-year-old actor, embodies Holocaust survivor Eddie Jaku in the one-man play "The Happiest Man on Earth" in London. The play,...
28 Nov
Jewish Chronicle Yavneh Blue and HJPS Green triumph at Maccabi event 28 Nov
Yavneh Blue and HJPS Green emerged as champions in Maccabi GB's latest Inter-School Sports tournament focused on Year 5 and 6 Girls football. The event, held...
28 Nov
Jewish Chronicle Lions’ young cubs feast on Athletico in cup mauling 28 Nov
Maccabi London Lions' youthful squad, featuring nine 16-year-olds, delivered an impressive performance in the Peter Morrison Trophy, defeating Athletico 6-3 ...
28 Nov
Jewish Chronicle The Happiest Man On Earth review: ‘epic yet intimate’ 27 Nov
"The Happiest Man On Earth" is a captivating one-man show at Southwark Playhouse, adapted from Eddie Jaku's memoir by Mark St. Germain and performed by Kenne...
27 Nov
Jewish Chronicle Wicked review: ‘it’s a Grande entrance’ 27 Nov
The film adaptation of "Wicked," directed by Jon M. Chu, draws shocking parallels between its setting and Nazi Germany, reminiscent of Der Stürmer's propagan...
27 Nov
Jewish Chronicle Jews are back as everyone’s go-to target, but I’m looking for a glimpse of light 27 Nov
In a time when Jews face renewed targeting and antisemitic sentiments are pervasive, this deeply personal piece explores the struggle with faith and communit...
27 Nov
Jewish Chronicle If I marry out will my future children suffer? 27 Nov
Navigating the complexities of interfaith relationships, particularly the pressure to marry within the Jewish community, the author reflects on personal fami...
27 Nov
Jewish Chronicle Barcelona review: ‘Lily Collins has the acting chops to fill a stage’ 21 Nov
Lily Collins makes her stage debut in Bess Wohl's play "Barcelona," featuring opposite Álvaro Morte at the Duke of York's Theatre. The narrative unfolds as a...
21 Nov
Jewish Chronicle A luxury spa – and it’s on my Hertfordshire doorstep 21 Nov
A visit to the Cotton Mill Spa at Sopwell House Hotel reveals a luxurious escape in Hertfordshire, perfect for a relaxing getaway close to home. With its ope...
21 Nov
Jewish Chronicle Mollie’s marvellous motels 21 Nov
Mollie's Motel, conceived by the Soho House Group, brings a touch of Art Deco elegance and New York-inspired charm to the Cotswolds, an area not typically as...
21 Nov
Jewish Chronicle The azure Greek seaside town you’ve probably never heard of 21 Nov
Set against the serene backdrop of northern Greece's Aegean coast, Kavala's Jewish history is highlighted through traces of its once-flourishing Jewish commu...
21 Nov
Jewish Chronicle Lovely Luxembourg City 21 Nov
Luxembourg City is a unique blend of natural beauty, historic architecture, and rich Jewish history. Known for its multi-level landscapes, including promenad...
21 Nov
Jewish Chronicle ‘It’s beyond tourism, everyone who boards a plane to the Jewish state is helping us heal’ 21 Nov
The article highlights the surge of British Jewish tourists visiting Israel in 2023, emphasizing the significance of these visits beyond mere tourism. Each v...
21 Nov
Jewish Chronicle This Thai island is divine… No wonder The White Lotus took notice 20 Nov
The article explores the impact of popular media on travel destinations, particularly focusing on Koh Samui, Thailand. The author reminisces about the influe...
20 Nov
Jewish Chronicle Following in the paw prints of Paddington in Peru 20 Nov
Exploring Peru through the lens of Michael Bond's iconic creation, Paddington Bear, this travel narrative reveals the vibrant culture and breathtaking landsc...
20 Nov
Jewish Chronicle Football was the order of the day at Maccabi GB’s latest Inter-school sports tournament 20 Nov
Maccabi GB recently hosted a successful inter-school football tournament at Trent Park, featuring over 110 boys from Years 7 to 11 across three schools. Spon...
20 Nov
Jewish Chronicle JFS Taekwondo star takes GCSEs while punching at the highest level 20 Nov
Naveh Kraus, a 16-year-old taekwondo star from Finchley and a student at JFS, is adeptly balancing his rigorous training schedule with academic pressures as ...
20 Nov
Jewish Chronicle Hendon stay top after clash of league titans 20 Nov
Hendon United maintained their top position in the Maccabi GB Southern Football League Premiership after a 1-1 draw with rivals Geez Park Rangers, thanks to ...
20 Nov
Jewish Chronicle Dance review: Maddaddam: 'This is no easy view' 18 Nov
Wayne McGregor's theatrical adaptation of Margaret Atwood's dystopian trilogy, Maddaddam, presents a complex, multi-sensory experience rather than a traditio...
18 Nov
Jewish Chronicle Why I brought heimishe humour to the London stage 14 Nov
Joyfully Jewish is a trio of plays crafted to spotlight the positive aspects of Jewish life and culture, created by Jewish playwrights and performed by Jewis...
14 Nov
Jewish Chronicle Bob Dylan, Royal Albert Hall, review: Confounding, poignant and a privilege to witness 14 Nov
Bob Dylan's recent performance at the Royal Albert Hall, part of his Rough and Rowdy Ways tour, was an enigmatic yet moving experience that defied traditiona...
14 Nov
Jewish Chronicle Why the English country house was also often Jewish 14 Nov
Jewish Country Houses explores the presence and meaning of Jewish-owned country houses in England, challenging perceptions and stereotypes about Jewish ident...
14 Nov
Jewish Chronicle The secret Jewish lives of my family in Iran 14 Nov
Rachel Freedman recounts her family's secretive Jewish existence in Iran, illustrating how antisemitism shaped the lives of the Jewish community in Mashhad. ...
14 Nov
Jewish Chronicle Meet the Holocaust survivor who became a TikTok sensation 13 Nov
Gidon Lev, an 89-year-old Holocaust survivor living in Israel, has become an unexpected TikTok sensation, amassing nearly 500,000 followers by sharing his ex...
13 Nov
Jewish Chronicle Yavneh shuttle to success 13 Nov
The article titled 'Yavneh Shuttle to Success' from the JC suggests a focus on progressive initiatives or stories of success within a Jewish educational or c...
13 Nov
Jewish Chronicle Four-gold Teacher stars as Lions sweep into second round of cup 13 Nov
The London Lions U18s showcased an impressive performance in the Peter Morrison Trophy, with Max Teacher scoring four goals in their 8-1 victory over Real Ma...
13 Nov
Jewish Chronicle Golf and tennis too much? There’s always bowls 13 Nov
Lawn bowls has carved a niche within the Jewish community, sustained by the Maccabi Lawn Bowls Association (MLBA) since its establishment in 1993 following a...
13 Nov
Jewish Chronicle Gladiator II review: ‘a swashbuckler that slays expectations’ 12 Nov
Ridley Scott returns with "Gladiator II," a sequel that surpasses expectations set by its predecessor. The film opens with an awe-inspiring spectacle of a Ro...
12 Nov
Jewish Chronicle The Curious Case of Benjamin Button review: ‘nothing else like it in the West End’ 12 Nov
This West End production of "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" offers a unique adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's short story, distinguishing itself from...
12 Nov
Jewish Chronicle The enduring appeal of Nora Ephron, and the golden age of rom-coms 12 Nov
Ilana Kaplan's new book, "Nora Ephron at the Movies," examines the influential legacy of Nora Ephron, focusing on her iconic contributions to the romantic co...
12 Nov
Jewish Chronicle Anora review: ‘Romeo and Juliet with more sex and drugs’ 8 Nov
"Anora," a standout film of the year, spotlights rising Jewish talents, particularly Mark Eidleshtein and Mickey Madison. Eidleshtein portrays Vanya, a feckl...
8 Nov
Jewish Chronicle The Viennese-born snapper who recorded social injustice in Britain 8 Nov
Edith Tudor Hart, a Jewish Viennese-born photographer, became one of Britain's notable documenters of social injustice from the 1930s. A student at the Bauha...
8 Nov
Jewish Chronicle Reykjavik review: “brimful of humanity and grief” 8 Nov
Richard Bean's play, "Reykjavik," at the Hampstead Theatre, is a masterful exploration of Britain's fishing industry, reminiscent of his previous work, "Unde...
8 Nov