Danielle Goldstein July 23, 2026 Previews, Art Coming of Age: The Freud Museum turns 40 Danielle Goldstein July 23, 2026 Previews, Art A new exhibition showcases the life and work of the remarkable Freud family to mark the museum’s 40th anniversary…
Danielle Goldstein July 22, 2026 Reviews, Theatre Fagin: Hero or Villain? ★★★★★ Danielle Goldstein July 22, 2026 Reviews, Theatre Steve Furst single-handedly takes on a variety of personas throughout the 200-year history of one of literature’s most controversial characters…
Danielle Goldstein July 19, 2026 Previews, Festivals Top tips for this year's Fringe Danielle Goldstein July 19, 2026 Previews, Festivals As summer gets into full swing, the festivities of Edinburgh Festival Fringe beckon. We’ve picked the performances that are worth a punt…
Danielle Goldstein July 17, 2026 News A new JCC for Wales Danielle Goldstein July 17, 2026 News The only surviving purpose-built Welsh synagogue gets the go ahead for restoration…
Danielle Goldstein July 15, 2026 News, Walks Explore a Venetian maze Danielle Goldstein July 15, 2026 News, Walks The newly restored Borges Labyrinth welcomes visitors to mark 40 years since the death of the Argentinian author who inspired it…
Danielle Goldstein July 14, 2026 Reviews, Theatre Allegra ★★★★★ Danielle Goldstein July 14, 2026 Reviews, Theatre Peter Quilter’s play about a unique octogenarian is colourful, joyous and thought-provoking…
Danielle Goldstein July 14, 2026 News, Music Mike D is Louis Theroux’s latest guest Danielle Goldstein July 14, 2026 News, Music Listen as the Beastie Boys member recounts tales of his Jewish upbringing, hydraulic penises and his return to music…
Danielle Goldstein July 13, 2026 Reviews, Theatre Relics ★★★ Danielle Goldstein July 13, 2026 Reviews, Theatre Ben Ockrent’s new play about a dark family secret entertains a solid premise, but fails to find the balance between comedy and drama…
Danielle Goldstein June 24, 2026 Reviews, Theatre How to Make a Mess ★★★ Danielle Goldstein June 24, 2026 Reviews, Theatre Nigella Lawson serves as inspiration for this charming two-woman musical…
Daniella Silver June 22, 2026 Reviews, Theatre We Had a World ★★★★★ Daniella Silver June 22, 2026 Reviews, Theatre Joshua Harmon’s gripping, revealing memory play is performed to perfection by its cast of three…
Danielle Goldstein May 28, 2026 Reviews, Art Holding Light: An artistic response to the Bondi terror attack Danielle Goldstein May 28, 2026 Reviews, Art A Sydney exhibition curated by the Shalom Collective is promoting solidarity and a shared love of Bondi in the wake of tragedy…
Danielle Goldstein May 26, 2026 Previews, Film & TV Kosher Giraffes & Other Tails Danielle Goldstein May 26, 2026 Previews, Film & TV As London-based artist Hugo Max prepares for a multimedia screening of his experimental short films, we find out about the inspiration behind his Kosher Giraffe project…
Danielle Goldstein May 22, 2026 News, Walks Take a tour round London with Stephen Fry Danielle Goldstein May 22, 2026 News, Walks VoiceMap travel app has launched two self-guided audio tours created by Stephen Fry and the QI elves…
Danielle Goldstein May 20, 2026 Reviews, Theatre Kaddish (How to be a Sanctuary) ★★★★★ Danielle Goldstein May 20, 2026 Reviews, Theatre Sam Sherman brings a powerful and perfectly paced performance to London, sharing a tale of Jewish solidarity and ancestral connection…
Danielle Goldstein May 18, 2026 Reviews, Books & Poetry Books in brief: Spring reads Danielle Goldstein May 18, 2026 Reviews, Books & Poetry Make some space on your bookshelf because we’ve got this season's best page-turners…
