Arts

Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER Abraham Rabinovich sees and examines things that others don’t know or barely notice. For example, there’s...

By DORIS RUBENSTEIN It is likely that only the most frum (Jewishly observant) amongst the American Jewish World readers have...

A note from Trina Porte, American Jewish World poetry editor: If any of you were hurt or offended by my...

Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER Erroneous first impressions can last a long time. For example, consider the young woman imposed upon...

Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER For 13 years, Sara Glass lived with constant fear of losing custody of her children. Born...

By DORIS RUBENSTEIN Michael Mitnick is not from Minnesota, and his play Scotland, PA isn’t about Jews. But Mitnick is Jewish, and like the...

Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER Mayer Belkin has a problem: He’s not Jewish. This is a problem? Yes. Mayer — formerly...

Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER At the moment, life for Rebecca Sugar’s main character Mira isn’t so sweet. Her father, Matt...

By MORDECAI SPECKTOR Cleaning up in the kitchen one night, I flipped on the radio to Minnesota Public Radio and...

Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER Samuel Zelnik flees a deadly, fascist state only to discover that the supposedly egalitarian utopia to...