The Stage

Australia has a rich history of Jewish performers ad productions

For who and what is haoppening check below

My Name is Naama Potok

Naama Potok, daughter of acclaimed Jewish author, Chaim Potok, is in Sydney to promote the stage version of his novel My Name is Asher Lev.

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STC’s play Disgraced lays bare a modern Muslim’s crisis of identity …a theatre review by Deb Meyer

Arab-American playwright Ayad Akhtar is the most produced playwright in America at the moment and for good reason. [Read more]

Bad Jews: a theatre review by Toni Susskind

Touted as the “The funniest play of the year” by The Washington Post, Bad Jews is a black comedy set in a New York Studio Apartment. [Read more]

Hay Fever: a theatre review by Deb Meyer

There’s something terribly refreshing about a well written comedy, especially when it’s revived by a wonderful cast and given playful direction and a creative design team…writes Deb Meyer. [Read more]

Fiddler on the Roof: A review by Michelle Coleman

The lights went down, the curtain rose, the first strains of the orchestra filled the theatre… and in less than a minute the audience was clapping along enthusiastically. With its catchy tunes by Jerry Bock, witty lyrics by Sheldon Harnick and irresistible characters from Sholem Aleichem’s stories, Fiddler on the Roof spun its magic yet again – just as it did for the first time more than 51 years ago. [Read more]

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