The first-ever Broadway revival of the Barbra Streisand classic is currently in previews; the show officially opens at the August Wilson Theatre on April 24

In 'As They Made Us,' the 'Big Bang Theory' star steps behind the camera to write and direct a semi-autobiographical melodrama about a family's encounter with death and dysfunction

David Fishof's getaway where amateurs can jam alongside their music heroes has hosted over 5,000 campers over 25 years and gained national fame - but he hasn't forgotten his roots

A household name in Orthodox circles for decades, the DJ has been broadcasting since 2002 from his NYC headquarters, destroyed Sunday in what's believed to be an electrical blaze

The 'radically inclusive' Academy Museum of Motion Pictures announces the addition amid a larger conversation about Jewish marginalization in the industry

As season 4 opens, Caroline Aaron discusses her Jewish roots in Richmond, Virginia and how she feels about the casting of non-Jews in what may be the most Jewish show in TV history

Jewish comedian and actress makes 'mind-blowing' discovery her great-great-grandfather was a famous rabbinic figure on ‘Finding Your Roots’

From doily head coverings to pre-speech jitters, the rebooted sitcom managed to capture the Jewish rite just right, largely thanks to screenwriter Yael Galena's own experiences

The comedian's semi-autobiographical character regularly pushes the boundaries when it comes to touchy subjects, but some are asking whether he's toeing the line or crossing it

Festival director Aviva Weintraub says even Omicron won't keep the show from going on January 12-25; audiences will be on the edge of their seats - at Lincoln Center or at home