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A New Generation Takes Yiddish to the Masses

Yiddish is making a comeback in Seattle as a musical, linguistic, and cultural identity.

04/15/2019 By Hannah S. Pressman

STG Offers Special Screening of Historic Silent Film "The City Without Jews"

The film, which examines themes of anti-Semitism and predicted the rise of Nazism, will be screened and discussed at The Paramount on April 15.

03/05/2019

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Excerpt from The Art of Leaving

A sneak peek at Ayelet Tsabari's memoir.

02/18/2019 By Ayelet Tsabari

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Anne Frank and Sophie Scholl Come to Seattle Stages

The two young women defied the Nazis in very different ways. Both have messages for today.

02/07/2019 By Misha Berson

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Ayelet Tsabari Writes Through Her Fears

The Yemenite Israeli author spent years wandering and found her home on the page.

02/07/2019 By Tova Gannana

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Ophira Eisenberg Wants to Make You Feel a Little Less Alone

The comedian and host of NPR's "Ask Me Another" brings her act to Seattle.

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Ladino Day Turns to Storytelling — and to the Future

The sixth annual event at the UW headlines with French Sephardic activist Francois Azar.

11/26/2018 By Hannah Pressman

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Karen Treiger's Family History Finds Holy Moments

The local author devoted years to researching and writing her in-laws' Holocaust survival story.

10/23/2018 By Rachel Román

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This Film Shows How the System Re-Victimizes Domestic Violence Victims

Justice pursued

10/23/2018 By Rachel Román

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A Glimmer of Hope for the Middle East

'Oslo' brings the political theater to the stage.

08/28/2018 By Seth Sommerfeld

Artistic Sketches

The Maestro Among Us

Abraham Kaplan spent his life conducting alongside classical musical giants. Today, he lives a quiet life on Mercer Island.

06/25/2018 By Tova Gannana

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Breaking the Chain of Abuse

Overcoming an abusive marriage – and empowering other victims – through the art of film.

06/25/2018 By Sharon *

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Immigrant Literature Should Make You a Little Uncomfortable

It invites us to challenge our cherished narratives.

03/21/2018 By Sasha Senderovich

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Maternal Instincts

Karen Hartman's play puts two different types of women opposite each other to hash out motherhood, sexuality, and Judaism.

03/21/2018 By Tova Gannana

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Angels on High

Revisiting Tony Kushner's groundbreaking play a quarter century later.

03/21/2018 By Emily K. Alhadeff

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Israel Story Splices a Country Together

The podcast host Mishy Harman seizes on stories from everyday people.

03/21/2018 Edited by Emily K. Alhadeff

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American Pastoral

The "Chekhov-Roth-Apatow of Queens" comes to Seattle this spring.

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YidLife Crisis Preserves Tradition — and Pushes it Forward

Nothing is sacred.

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In Israel, the Streets Are Paved with Poetry

Israel's cities are like literary DNA maps.

02/14/2018 By Tova Gannana

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A New Generation Takes Yiddish to the Masses

Anne Frank and Sophie Scholl Come to Seattle Stages

This Film Shows How the System Re-Victimizes Domestic Violence Victims

Karen Treiger's Family History Finds Holy Moments

Excerpt from The Art of Leaving

The Maestro Among Us

A New Generation Takes Yiddish to the Masses

STG Offers Special Screening of Historic Silent Film "The City Without Jews"

Excerpt from The Art of Leaving

Anne Frank and Sophie Scholl Come to Seattle Stages

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Ophira Eisenberg Wants to Make You Feel a Little Less Alone

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