JR is proud to have helped stage a reading in Guernsey of Theresa, Julia Pascal’s play about a Jewish woman from the Channel Islands who was handed over to the Nazis by local authorities…

Bad puns, fab comedy! Or it is in the case of this Broadway hit making its British debut…

An impressive retrospective of the Hungarian modernist artist in suitably stunning surrounds…

A drama that keeps you on the edge of your seat and not just because there are Nazis invited to dinner…

As he takes on the title role in Farewell Mister Haffmann, a wartime drama set in Nazi-occupied Paris, Alex Waldmann tells us how it feels to lead the popular French play…

Celebrating the true story of young people with the courage to stand up to a notoriously cruel regime, whatever the cost…

As a number of cinemas celebrate the work of radical filmmaker Chantal Akerman, Julia Wagner picks five films from the artist's canon that you won't want to miss…

A vivid and vital account of the experience of a young Palestinian woman and her family in the recurring dangers and violence in Gaza – both now and in recent years…

Gripping drama centring around one Jew’s attempts to flee the Nazis by train – with a series of uncertain destinations…

A gripping retelling of a horrific moment in sporting history…

An effective and affecting musical charting the meeting and melting points of a Jewish couple over a period of years…

Introducing the six artists selected for JR’s inaugural Artist Development Scheme…

Shahaf Beer tells us about his new play, which filters the darkest period of modern Jewish history through the eyes of a dog…

Liz Ison’s talk at the Dickens Museum explores what led the iconic writer to revise his portrayal of his Jewish characters…

James Mangold portrays musical legend Bob Dylan faultlessly in his new biopic…