The magical Broadway adaptation of the 2007 Israeli film sets aside politics in favor of humanity

His ‘Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson’ foresaw our populist political moment

‘Rags’ closed in 1986 after just four performances. But it’s coming to Connecticut’s Goodspeed Opera House.

Or: How to act in a foreign language you don’t speak, while simultaneously singing and dancing

The Jewish moms—including Golde from ‘Fiddler’ and Trina from ‘Falsettos’—who deserve our reverence. Also, call your mother already.

Spencer unironically cited a satirical Nazi song written by Kander’s uncle, the legendary John Kander

Tony Award-winning ‘Falsettos’ composer William Finn on bar mitzvahs, the AIDS crisis, and his very first show—in Hebrew

The crime of the century—the 20th century—feels unnervingly relevant today

Adaptation of the 1970 musical to premiere Off-Broadway in October

And—cautiously, tremulously—Rachel Shukert offers a dissent

Half a century after its release, the film’s historical inaccuracies glare

Revisiting the Founding Father’s Jewish day school days in the West Indies

New production of the Tony Award-winning musical premieres next spring

Peter Pan Live! was good, but NBC should really take us back to Anatevka

‘Harmony,’ opening in Atlanta next week, reimagines a famous Weimar-era song-and-dance troupe in major and minor keys