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A touring Jewish theater company founded by descendants of Holocaust survivors transforms true stories of resilience into powerful performances. This month, they're bringing 13 tales of hope and strength to Michigan for International Holocaust Memorial Day.
After a terrorist attack shook Sydney's Jewish community, a sold-out production of The Diary of Anne Frank arrives with a message audiences desperately need: hope can survive even in the darkest times.
A century-old Orlando theater is throwing open its doors for a heartwarming reunion celebrating 100 years of bringing joy to young audiences. The free event invites generations of theater lovers to walk through history together.
One of America's largest children's theaters is throwing a birthday party a century in the making. Orlando Family Stage is inviting everyone who ever stepped on its stage or sat in its seats to come home on February 3.
When Soviet soldiers liberated Berlin's Jewish Hospital in April 1945, they couldn't believe their eyes—hundreds of Jews were still alive in the heart of Nazi Germany. The hospital is the only Jewish institution that operated continuously through the Holocaust and still serves patients today.
After Hurricane Katrina destroyed their theater, volunteers in Bay St. Louis transformed one of the town's most destitute buildings into a thriving cultural landmark. Now they're maintaining their triumph with the same community spirit that saved it.
South Korean theaters are using AI-powered glasses to translate live performances in real time, helping international audiences enjoy Korean plays and musicals without language barriers. The technology is part of a broader push to make Korean theater the next global cultural export alongside K-pop and Korean film.
The Marcus Foundation donated $3.8 million to the Rohr Jewish Learning Institute, marking its first major national grant to Chabad. The gift will help expand adult Jewish education across 2,000 communities in 11 languages.
A powerful new play about alcohol recovery opens in Savannah this April, showing how one man's denial transforms into hope. The White Chip runs for two weekends at Savannah Repertory Theater.
For over 30 years, the Pete Schuster Memorial Broom Squad has gathered each spring to transform Peninsula Players Theatre from winter slumber into a welcoming home for performers. This May 9th, nearly 90 volunteers will sweep, dust, and spruce up the Fish Creek theater, proving that community spirit is alive and well in Door County.
A new stage adaptation of "Hamnet" explores William Shakespeare's marriage and heartbreak through the loss of his son. The Royal Shakespeare Company production showcases powerful performances and emotional depth at Chicago Shakespeare Theater.
A Tanzanian writer's late-night internet browsing led to a stunning discovery: his homeland was once home to a thriving Jewish community dating back over a century. The forgotten story reveals a remarkable chapter of resilience and peaceful coexistence in East Africa.
When antisemitic attacks threatened Jewish communities in Belgium, U.S. diplomatic pressure led to military protection and swift arrests. The decisive action demonstrates how clear leadership can create immediate, tangible safety for vulnerable communities.
Dozens of volunteers spent their Saturday scrubbing seats and sorting equipment at Minnesota's State Street Theater, bringing new life to a beloved community space. From retired teachers to high school students, people of all ages showed up to help keep the historic venue running.
The monster movie that surprised Hollywood with an Oscar win is getting a sequel. "Godzilla Minus Zero" stomps into US theaters November 6, bringing Japan's legendary creature back to the big screen.
When a Japanese theater held auditions for a new project, 850 people applied. The director responded by creating Company Grande, a 100-member troupe spanning ages 17 to 85, with professionals and amateurs performing together.
Looking for a meaningful Mother's Day gift? Five Jewish nonprofits are turning donations into support for women, children, and families in need.
Forget flowers and chocolates. These five Jewish nonprofits transform Mother's Day gifts into real change for families facing infertility, hunger, and health challenges.
The Marcus Foundation is investing millions in Jewish adult education through its first major national grant to Chabad's learning program. The groundbreaking partnership nearly doubled fundraising at this year's leadership summit.
For 33 years, 100 dedicated volunteers have transformed the Dayton Playhouse's FutureFest into a celebration of new plays, reading over 350 scripts and working year-round to showcase emerging playwrights. Their passion proves that community theater thrives when people give their time and heart.
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