Arts
The Sun keeps rising
Sy Safransky started The Sun magazine on a shoestring, and the periodical recently celebrated its 40th year of publication By...
The journey to unbelief
All Who Go Do Not Return, by Shulem Deen, Graywolf, 310 pages, $16 Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER Shulem Deen’s journey...
Sholom to preview 'Alive Inside'
Sholom will host a free movie screening of Alive Inside, a documentary that showcases music’s capacity to reawaken our souls,...
Artist Paula Leiter Pergament to host art sale
Paula Leiter Pergament’s art studio is moving and she is selling original artwork and other items. The sale will take...
An eternal light from the darkness of the Holocaust
A new Ner Tamid by Claude Riedel transforms rusted barbed wire once meant to hold Jewish people captive By RUTH...
'The Crucible': Witch hunts, then and now
The Guthrie’s Joe Dowling will direct Arthur Miller’s The Crucible, an allegory of America’s hysteria about Communism in the 1950s...
Sol Gabetta’s lovely 'Prayer'
On her new album, Prayer (Sony Classical), Argentine star cellist Sol Gabetta plays a selection of music inspired by Jewish...
MJTC’s 'Jericho' addresses 9/11 tragedy
The final show of MJTC’s 2014-15 season deals with grief, family and community By DORIS RUBENSTEIN A universal experience for...
Peace on the plateau
Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER Books and an acclaimed documentary film have made the French Huguenot village of Le Chambon and...
Divorce Israeli-style goes on trial in 'Gett'
Gett marks the third and final chapter of a trilogy from filmmaker siblings Shlomi and Ronit Elkabetz By MICHAEL FOX...
