
Danielle Goldstein
Deputy Editor at Jewish Renaissance
Deputy Editor: @JewishRen | Freelance: @TimeOutLondon
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3 weeks ago |
jewishrenaissance.org.uk | Danielle Goldstein
Dash Arts' thought-provoking drama will leave you fulfilled – in more ways than oneSome years ago, my late husband and I hosted a Ukrainian rabbinical student in our home. This led to my first experience of the vast and beautiful country, in 2005, when we were invited to his wedding.
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4 weeks ago |
jewishrenaissance.org.uk | Danielle Goldstein
A fabulous cast finds its funny as gods, mortals and more in Sondheim’s merry musical fableOne of many potent reasons for admiring Stephen Sondheim is his eclectic range of subject matter. From Sweeney Todd, the murderous barber of Fleet Street, to the reunion of still sparkling retired chorus girls in Follies, he and his collaborators excel in storytelling onstage through song, dance and music – often about unlikely sounding subjects.
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4 weeks ago |
jewishrenaissance.org.uk | Danielle Goldstein
The BBC broadcaster has died aged 78. David Herman looks back at his influential career in TVAlan Yentob was one of the key figures in the golden age of BBC television in the late 20th century. He joined the organisation as a trainee in 1968. By 1973 he was working on BBC1’s flagship arts documentary series Omnibus. He produced his breakthrough film Cracked Actor in 1975, about the musician David Bowie.
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1 month ago |
jewishrenaissance.org.uk | Danielle Goldstein
Seven decades on and Arthur Miller's thriller based on the Salem Witch Trials still hits a pertinent nerveArthur Miller’s 1953 drama may be set in late 17th-century Massachusetts, but it’s no secret that he uses the Salem witch trials – which led to the imprisonment and even hanging of innocent men and women – as a metaphor for McCarthyism. The campaign of political repression named for the Senator who instigated it was ignited by fear of Communism spreading in the USA.
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1 month ago |
jewishrenaissance.org.uk | Danielle Goldstein
An extraordinary feat of animation that offers perspectives from the heart – and heartless – amid the horrors of the HolocaustWe are deep in a forest during wartime, a world of grinding poverty, cold and hunger. An ageing woodcutter’s wife is stumbling through the snow to find wood.
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