Who’s who? — in three parts
Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER A confession: Much of the first half of Ben Lerner’s novel Transcription made little sense to ...
Tag: Minneapolis
Theater Latté Da reprises Tony-winner ‘Indecent’
By DORIS RUBENSTEIN Paula Vogel is the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright of Indecent, which will be presented Sept. 16 through Oct. ...
Editorial: Do not be an onlooker
The 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom is remembered by many for the stirring final address by Martin ...
Minnesota’s Jewish establishment shifts its focus
By JOHN OSTFIELD What happened to Raz Segal has exposed a not very well-known aspect of the Minnesota Jewish community. ...
Editorial: Life is better in Copenhagen
Brightly colored townhouses from the 17th and early 18th century line the canal in Nyhavn, Copenhagen. Famed Danish writer Hans ...
Ari Hoptman wonders why words are what they are
By DORIS RUBENSTEIN Why has Ari Hoptman chosen Is That Why? as the title for his one-man show at this ...
Editorial: An agent of repression
The people of the Twin Cities of Minnesota were recently honored with a John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award ...
When Hollywood tycoons took on Hitler’s helpers
Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER A world war and three generations later, the idea that the United States could become a ...
Musical instruments that survived the Shoah
By DORIS RUBENSTEIN Minnesota was the focus of global press attention earlier this year due to the activities of Operation ...
‘Little Wars’ looks to the past to explain our present
By DORIS RUBENSTEIN What would you expect of four smart Jewish women getting together informally at a lake home up ...
