Saturday Night Fever
January 12, 2026 by Alex First
A Melbourne theatre review by Alex First Read more
Partisan Song
January 9, 2026 by Anne Sarzin
Partisan Resilience, Resistance, and Revenge Book review by Dr Anne Sarzin Read more
Madama Butterfly………just magnificent
January 9, 2026 by Victor Grynberg
An opera review by Victor Grynberg Read more
The Choral
January 2, 2026 by Alex First
A movie review by Alex First Read more
CATS
January 1, 2026 by Alex First
A Melbourne theatre review by Alex First Read more
When Everyone Knows That Everyone Knows
December 31, 2025 by Anne Sarzin
Book review by Dr Anne Sarzin Read more
Anastasia
December 31, 2025 by Alex First
A Melbourne theatre review by Alex First Read more
The Housemaid
December 26, 2025 by Alex First
A movie review by Alex First Read more
Rental Family
December 26, 2025 by Alex First
A movie review by Alex First Read more
Abundance: How we build a better future
December 23, 2025 by Anne Sarzin
Book review by Dr Anne Sarzin Read more
On Both Sides of The Wall: A resistance fighter’s firsthand account of the Warsaw Ghetto
December 8, 2025 by Anne Sarzin
A riveting account of Warsaw Ghetto resistance Book review by Dr Anne Sarzin Read more
Bernstein and Busoni
December 1, 2025 by Shirley Politzer
An opera review by Shirley Politzer Read more
Nuremberg
November 28, 2025 by Alex First
A movie review by Alex First Read more
When the Stones Speak: The remarkable discovery of the City of David and What Israel’s Enemies Don’t Want You to Know
November 27, 2025 by Anne Sarzin
Book review by Dr Anne Sarzin Read more
Wicked: For Good
November 20, 2025 by Alex First
A movie review by Alex First Read more
JIFF Review – ‘Among Neighbours’ – Surviving the Holocaust, only to face murder at home
November 19, 2025 by Rob Klein
Among Neighbours is an engaging documentary that tackles one of the most uncomfortable parts of Holocaust history, the attacks on Jewish survivors who returned to their homes in Polish towns after the war.
Carmen – an opera review by Alex First
November 17, 2025 by Alex First
Passion, obsession, desperation, jealousy and rage make for a fiery combination in composer Georges Bizet’s Carmen, newly interpreted by director Anne-Louise Sarks for Opera Australia. Read more
Now You See Me: Now You Don’t
November 13, 2025 by Alex First
A movie review by Alex First Read more
The Running Man
November 13, 2025 by Alex First
A movie review by Alex First Read more
Never Again? How the West betrayed the Jews and itself
November 12, 2025 by Anne Sarzin
Book review by Dr Anne Sarzin Read more
Dying: A Memoir
November 6, 2025 by Alex First
A Melbourne theatre review by Alex First Read more
Hair
November 3, 2025 by Alex First
A Melbourne theatre review by Alex First
Hallelujah! Monsieur Camembert and guests bring Leonard Cohen memories to Sydney
October 30, 2025 by Rob Klein
Monsieur Camembert, the three-time ARIA Award-winning ensemble, will cap off a national sell-out tour when their acclaimed Leonard Cohen tribute, Cohen Noir, hits the State Theatre on Saturday, November 8.
Music, poetry and stars align in “Custodians of the Sky”
October 29, 2025 by Rob Klein
Woollahra will be bathed in celestial splendour this November when Emanuel Synagogue hosts the Australian premiere of “Custodians of the Sky”, a landmark contemporary work by Australian composer Luke Styles. Read more
Not an ordinary requiem
October 28, 2025 by Shirley Politzer
A music review by Shirley Politzer Read more
Women, Pogroms, Love
October 27, 2025 by J-Wire News Service
A Sydney exhibition by award-winning artist Wendy Lessick Bookatz. Read more
Here You Come Again
October 24, 2025 by Alex First
A Melbourne theatre review by Alex First Read more
The Letters of Frank Loesser
October 24, 2025 by Anne Sarzin
Broadway’s golden age and Frank Loesser Book review by Dr Anne Sarzin Read more
The Rest of Our Lives
October 21, 2025 by Anne Sarzin
Road trip exposes family fault lines Book review by Dr Anne Sarzin Read more
JIFF launches with a deadly dinner party in “Bad Shabbos”
October 21, 2025 by Rob Klein
The Jewish International Film Festival has opened with a lively farce in Bad Shabbos, a sharp, fast-paced comedy that turns a well-intentioned Shabbat dinner into complete mayhem.
