Playing through May 21 at the George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick, New Jersey, 'Tales From the Guttenberg Bible' explores the actor's career, Jewish identity and much more

While some say the Black playwright veered out of her lane in penning the character, others - including Anne Kauffman, who's directing a just-opened run of the play - beg to differ

While well-executed and boasting fabulous talent, the off-Broadway show based on a true place ultimately feels like not much more than a cleverly-written teenage love story

Zachary Noah Piser is the most recent Member of the Tribe to take on the iconic character whose coming of age struggle brings audiences together from across the diversity spectrum

Festival's artistic director says show presents 'a social phenomenon' in Israel; Maya Landsmann, who plays the heroine, wins prize for best performance

Through Jan. 2, a limited performance of the one-woman show based on the life of Dr. Ruth Westheimer is at NYC's Museum of Jewish Heritage

As a new adaptation of 'Abraham's Land' streams online through Dec. 12, Palestinian artistic collaborators from the original and current productions have withdrawn support

Sholem Aleichem's beloved protagonist has the stage all to himself in Tom Dugan's one-man show, driving home the immigrant experience at LA's Wallis Theater through July 25

Theater event focused on Israeli stage brings together directors, writers and actors from 60 countries

'Gloria: A Life,' running in Cambridge through March 1, makes feminism of the '70s accessible to next generation in an era of #MeToo, women's marches, and gender wage disparity