Judith Miller, Tablet Magazine’s theater critic, is the author of the memoirThe Story: A Reporter’s Journey.
A tribute to my brother Jimmy Miller, who produced the Rolling Stones’ greatest records and heard the music in everything around him, on the 25th anniversary of his death
New York’s current hot ticket, ‘The Lehman Trilogy,’ is an epic parable of capitalism. But can a Jewish immigrant family embody the American dream?
The magical Broadway adaptation of the 2007 Israeli film sets aside politics in favor of humanity
What began as a delivery of bedroom furniture may end up as a major diplomatic crisis
The Jewish state confronts the possibility of a new front—or two—in its ongoing conflict with a hostile regional power on the rise
In the drama’s new alternate PC universe, Hillary is President, domestic terrorism doesn’t exist, Israel is the bad guy in the Middle East, and Carrie Mathison is a mom who defends a teenager who supports ISIS on Facebook
A new Habima theater adaptation of David Grossman’s award-winning but deeply pessimistic novel puts the Jewish State on a treadmill to outrun history
In Herzliyah, the former Israeli defense minister announced he’d run for prime minister against his former boss, whose leadership has ‘ceased to function’
‘Weiner’ is an intimate, unflinching documentary about the former congressman’s doomed 2013 mayoral run, and the people who stuck with him through his Trumpian circus act
Helen Mirren stars in the ‘flawed but riveting’ portrayal of the wrenching dilemmas of the military’s new intimate killing
The vivid new feature film starring Michael Keaton dramatizes the Boston Globe’s real-life uncovering of sex abuse by Catholic priests
Dispatch from the scene at—and in—Lincoln Center Monday night
The new documentary fails to elicit answers to the most important, and still unresolved, questions about the Iraq War
The better, more real, and more compelling of the two Israeli-Palestinian intelligence films opens this week in the U.S.
Two fine one-act plays, ‘Bad Jews’ and ‘The Model Apartment,’ tackle the Shoah with unflinching dark humor
We can all agree: The Obama Administration’s assaults on the First Amendment are abhorrent—and must stop
‘Zero Dark Thirty’ and the Israeli documentary ‘The Gatekeepers’ are up for Academy Awards. Only one should win.
My Name Is Asher Lev and Disgraced bring to New York stages Jews and Muslims struggling with identity
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