Arts
Ayelet Rose Gottlieb gives voice to poems
Jerusalem-born composer and singer Ayelet Rose Gottlieb worked for more than two years on the songs that make up her...
‘Jonah, here I am’
The Book of Jonah, by Joshua Max Feldman, Henry Holt, 336 pages, $28 Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER The swift, improbable...
Can 'Diplomacy' save Paris from a devoted officer of the Reich?
This impassioned debate about the prospects for human civilization is a profile in conscience By MICHAEL FOX It is not...
Kids, enter the AJW Hanuka Cover Contest
Want to see YOUR artwork on the cover of the American Jewish World? It's time to get out the paper...
Yemen Blues to perform at Cedar
World music sensation Yemen Blues, a seven-member Sephardic music ensemble, will perform 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 20 at the Cedar...
Spinoza story spins a great tale at MJTC
David Ives’ play, New Jerusalem, engages the audience during a historic legal interrogation By DORIS RUBENSTEIN What do the portrayals...
Indicting the Nazi SS — in 1933
Hitler’s First Victims: The Quest for Justice, by Timothy Ryback, Knopf, $26.95 Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER Stranger than fiction: In...
Israel Horovitz goes to 'Heaven' in poems
The shortest poem in playwright, director and author Israel Horovitz’s new collection, Heaven and Other Poems (Three Rooms Press) is...
Twin Cities Jewish Film Festival opens Oct. 23
The 2014 Twin Cities Jewish Film Festival, formerly the Minneapolis Jewish Film Festival, will bring the community together by featuring...
Heidi Chronicles on stage through Oct. 26
The Heidi Chronicles continues its run through Oct. 26 on the Wurtele Thrust Stage at the Guthrie Theater, 818 S....
