First Look: ‘Rose’ at Jewish Repertory Theatre

Throughout America last week, 21st Century women marched through the streets, sporting pink pussycat hats and carrying signs reminding us that equity is still every person’s goal in a sometimes unjust world. In 20th century Poland, women moved stealthily through the streets, seeking to survive on their way to freedom. They didn’t carry signs, and … Continue reading First Look: ‘Rose’ at Jewish Repertory Theatre

Theatre Review: ‘Visiting Mr. Green’ at Jewish Repertory Theatre

“It’s not an easy thing to be a Jew,” Mr. Green kvetches to his court appointed companion in “Visiting Mr. Green,” the first production in Jewish Repertory Theatre’s 15th season. How we navigate through these human minefields is what makes us unique, and what makes productions like "Visiting Mr. Green" the type of theatre that … Continue reading Theatre Review: ‘Visiting Mr. Green’ at Jewish Repertory Theatre

Theatre Review: ‘The Great God Pan’ at Jewish Repertory Theatre

When you think back to your childhood, what do you really remember? Was it all popsicles, playgrounds, and snuggles, or is your subconscious blocking more disturbing moments? And – over time – is not remembering some traumatic really an advantage? ". . .the story is strong, and Hummert’s performance alone is well worth the experience." … Continue reading Theatre Review: ‘The Great God Pan’ at Jewish Repertory Theatre