Jay Eisenberg fills multiple roles onstage and off
By DORIS RUBENSTEIN How and why would Jay Owen Eisenberg, a native New Yorker, a theater major graduate of the ...
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Natalie Fine Shapiro’s artworks bring the colors of spring
By DORIS RUBENSTEIN Spring is a cause for celebration. The Christians have Easter. We have Passover. But for local artist ...
Editorial: Will Trump turn on Israel, too?
As we were going to press with our February issue, a rather extraordinary spectacle was taking place at the White ...
Jewish kids take the stage for Children’s Theatre Company production of Dr. Seuss classic
By DORIS RUBENSTEIN It is likely that only the most frum (Jewishly observant) amongst the American Jewish World readers have ...
Animosity turns to love in the Netherlands
Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER Erroneous first impressions can last a long time. For example, consider the young woman imposed upon ...
Editorial: Walking in Memphis
A memorial wreath marks the spot on a balcony of the Lorraine Motel where Civil Rights Movement leader Martin Luther ...
Ben Sidran tours the Midwest, again
By MORDECAI SPECKTOR On the phone this week from his home in Madison, Wisc., Ben Sidran discussed some of his ...
Writing ‘Scotland, PA’
By DORIS RUBENSTEIN Michael Mitnick is not from Minnesota, and his play Scotland, PA isn’t about Jews. But Mitnick is Jewish, and like the ...
Historic Mikro Kodesh building for sale
By ELANA WARREN / Assistant Editor The Disciples Ministry Church building, previously Mikro Kodesh synagogue, has been a part of ...
Music maven from the Motor City
By MORDECAI SPECKTOR Cleaning up in the kitchen one night, I flipped on the radio to Minnesota Public Radio and ...
