Documentary film 'Witness Theater' depicts drama lessons that bridge communication gaps between octogenarians and high schoolers, and their resultant real-life friendships

Annual gathering in mixed Jewish-Arab city during Sukkot has become an institution for the 'fringe' performance art scene

Setting itself apart with its universal appeal, the show still boasts a laundry list of Israeli icons among its writers, creators, and actors; now playing in an extended run in NYC

As highlighted in new book 'The Drama of Celebrity,' the French-Jewish actress inspired coverage from criticism to caricature, some of it racist, sexist and anti-Semitic

As edgy musical 'Falsettos' opens in London, debate known as 'Jewface' sees Britain's minority groups unite to protest lack of representation in heavily Jew-centric productions

The troupe is back to perform the Bard's ever-relevant sex-centric social critique 'Measure for Measure' this August at the capital's stunning Bloomfield Gardens

Legendary musical theater don worked on the first stage production of 'Fiddler on the Roof' in the 60s before going on to define the genre as an icon of his generation

New York's Center for Jewish History to show reimagining of Shakespearean classic with an Ashkenazi Juliet falling in love with a Sephardi Romeo, to the dismay of their families

'Hadestown' wins best musical and 'The Ferryman' takes best play award, as do their Jewish directors, Rachel Chavkin -- only the 4th woman to win in that category -- and Sam Mendes

Legendary Wynn Handman praised by students including Michael Douglas and Richard Gere at 'It Takes A Lunatic' opening ahead of Netflix distribution