“Oslo,” by J.T. Rogers, currently at the Vivian Beaumont Theatre, is masterfully written and performed. It recently won a Tony Award for Best Play and
Carolyn Enger still doesn’t know what prompted her to tell her teacher that her family baked matza—on rocks. It happened in Sunday school at the
Dr. Paul Winkler went to his eternal rest on July 12. I missed the funeral of my mentor, colleague and friend because it was day
Editor’s note: Fyvush Finkel passed away Sunday at the age of 93. He is remembered fondly as a talented, award-winning Broadway and television actor who
Two extraordinary Holocaust survivors, who lived into their mid-80s, were buried on Sunday. Teddy died Friday, Elie on Saturday. Both men had lived in France;
Most were not Jewish; three were German, one was Polish, one Chinese and two were Muslim, one from India, the other from Morocco. Yet, at
Although the day was overcast and the rain held off until after the concert ended, the nice Jewish boy from Newark, Jason Alexander, took Tanglewood
