Sarah Tuttle-Singer's book, Jerusalem Drawn And Quartered reveals a multi-faceted view of both the city and the author herself.
Toward a Hot Jew takes the reader on a beautifully illustrated ride through Jewish culture, Israeliness, identity theory, identity politics, Israeli politics, political theory and so much more.
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.
The playwright tells about what inspired her to write Observance.
“The fish snake makes Zionist hip-hop.” It sounds even more ridiculous – and badass – when chanted in a club...
“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.
A musician's poetic reflection on a chamber orchestra concert.
The video for Hapax Legomenon is a hauntingly beautiful peek into the soul of the Universe.
Sara Erenthal's art brings joy and healing to the community.
Zayah's song and video are a joyful reminder of the importance of gratitude.
