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An Artist Sits In The Audience

Naomi Rose Herzog·6 min read
A musician's poetic reflection on a chamber orchestra concert.

Observance: A Play About One Woman’s Journey To Be Ba’al Teshuvah

Elyssa Nicole Trust·5 min read
The playwright tells about what inspired her to write Observance.

Isaiah Rothstein’s Video Reminds Us The Path To Joy Is Gratitude

Lela Casey·2 min read
Zayah's song and video are a joyful reminder of the importance of gratitude.

Sarah Tuttle-Singer Reveals Her Heart Through Her Beloved Jerusalem

Lela Casey·3 min read
Sarah Tuttle-Singer's book, Jerusalem Drawn And Quartered reveals a multi-faceted view of both the city and the author herself.

Jeryko’s Music Tells A Two-Part Tale Of Meaningful Struggle

Sam Miller·4 min read
Musician Jeryko debuts his first two singles.

Sara Erenthal’s Art Is A Gift To The Community

Lela Casey·4 min read
Sara Erenthal's art brings joy and healing to the community.

JQY Chanukah Benefit Concert Unites Community To Support LGBTQ Youth

Lela Casey·3 min read
The upcoming JQY Chanukah Benefit seeks to unite the Jewish community in support of LGBTQ youth.

Why “Soon By You” Is All Too True

Emily Zimmer·5 min read
“Soon By You” does a great job of playing on otherwise tired Jewish stereotypes like how all women are named “Sarah” and how out of the box it is to be anything other than a rabbi or a lawyer. While it’s easy for us to laugh at the cliches of the Jewish world many of us are immersed in, “Soon By You” really aims to show how painful all of it can be.

Why Cobra Kai Is The Karate Kid Revival Series We All Need Right Now

Simcha Weinstein·2 min read
The series combines 80's nostalgia with modern day issues.

For The Women Of Stern College Dramatics Society, The Game’s Afoot

Emily Zimmer·7 min read
It’s extremely meaningful to let yourself get lost in a performance and to uncover the special qualities of fiction and comedy. Sitting in the audience allowed me to view life as a game, just for a little while, and to let the actresses on stage do the living.
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