Heritage. Ethnic Identity. Family Ties. Religious Beliefs. Tradition. Cultural History. Joshua Harmon’s “Bad Jews” is about all of these aspects of the human condition. Nominated as the best new play by three separate organizations (2014 Lucille Lortel Awards, 2012-’13 Outer Critics Circle Awards, and 2014 Off Broadway Alliance Awards), it is a powerful play that […]
Keeping Fear in Perspective in the Age of Terrorism
On returning from the recent European vacation my wife and I took with our son, I was asked by more than a few friends and acquaintances if the threat of a terrorist attack caused me to question our decision to travel in Italy and France. I suppose it’s a reasonable question, since the new […]
Lessons From a European Vacation
With a son living in Germany (in Berlin for now his third year), my wife and I were anxious to turn a second visit of him into an extended vacation with travel to parts of Europe we longed to see. And, since he had already proven himself a more than worthy tour guide with […]
Investigative Journalism Revived by Trump’s Woes
Many Americans have never experienced what is happening in the country now and so they are watching and reading the news of the collapse of Donald Trump’s presidency with a mix of amusement, excitement, bewilderment, and just plain wonder. But for those of us old enough to have lived through the Watergate scandal, what is […]
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