Panelists from around the globe to gather online in Theatre of Uncertainty 2020 to discuss and brainstorm ideas for dealing with pandemic; event is open to the public

Yoav Gallant tweets temporary funding will pay for performances, after outrage over further loss of livelihood for performers as well as over schoolkids' ending access to the arts

Performers bemoan the lack of live art in the age of the coronavirus, and wonder if audiences will be there when they return

'A Walk With Mr. Heifetz' imagines a 1926 conversation with famed violinist Jascha Heifetz and pioneer and composer Yehuda Sharett

Health Ministry plan, reportedly set for cabinet vote in coming days, would allow event venues to host gatherings if social distancing and hygiene measures are kept

National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene reaches out to sequestered audiences with free online programming, even as they faithfully prepare for the opening of a new show in May

Since its launch a year go, ‘One Jewish Boy’ by Stephen Laughton has sold out shows — and ignited a storm of anti-Semitism

'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

Oscar-winning playwright, who found out about his Jewish roots as an adult, in new work tells story of family in Vienna in early 20th century

Known for changing the game for drag performers in mainstream theater, Harvey Fierstein opts to don neutral black for his portrayal of the female icon -- but the costume is moot