Articles about Jerusalem
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Playwright Julia Pascal's characters are meant to represent a microcosm of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
This is the show that got Ari fired at Theater J. That’s how Jennifer L. Nelson, Resident Director at Ari Roth’s Mosaic Theater, bluntly tackled the acute sensitivity of selectin…
Aaron Davidman, whose Wrestling Jerusalem is onstage now at Mosaic Theater, is no stranger to the issues affecting Israel, having been a frequent visitor over the years, and it was always…
When and how did it all go so wrong in the Middle East? Aaron Davidman provides a breathtaking litany at the opening of his solo show "Wrestling Jerusalem.""Golda blew it," Davidman declares…
On a cold January night, opening night at the Atlas Performing Arts Center begins the infamous Voices from a Changing Middle East Festival. This production runs from January 6th-24th. The At…
"I am large. I contain multitudes." Walt Whitman's words in "Song of Myself" aptly describe Aaron Davidman's chameleonic turn in Wrestling Jerusalem, a whirlwind solo tour through the protra…
"It's complicated." So begins"on a note of supreme understatement"Writer/Performer Aaron Davidman's captivating and insight-rich solo show, Wrestling Jerusalem, the third provocative product…
Aaron Davidman’s deeply personal solo performance, Wrestling Jerusalem, the opening gambit in Mosaic Theatre’s Voices from a Changing Middle East Festival, takes its audience dee…
The Emerson String Quartet and Renee Fleming team up for one of the finest recordings of the year.
Crossing Jerusalem claims to deliver an engaging take on Israeli politics, but the result is a largely unsuccessful attempt to deliver an inherently problematic script. Julia Pascal writes a…
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has not been very prominent in the news recently, but that doesn't mean that it has gone away. As Julia Pascal's 2003 play reminds us, religious and ethnic t…
Jerusalem, King Charles III and The History Boys are among plays lauded as the greatest ever written in a new book by
Profiles Theatre will perform several new-to-Chicago shows next season.
Jez Butterworth's Jerusalem, which won the London Evening Standard Theatre Award for Best Play, will arrive on Broadway in the spring with its original star, Mark Rylance.
You don't want to believe everything you hear, now, girls.
Tim Treanor interviews playwright David Ives whose new play The New Jerusalem is playing at Theater J.
Jez Butterworth's green and trenchant play.
Butterworth play has eye on Broadway as well
