Wednesday, November 4, 2020
Mark Rylance in Jerusalem, Phoebe Waller-Bridge in Tribes and Matt Smith in That Face feature in Guardian photographer Tristram Kenton’s archive of shots at the revered London theatre Cont…
Linked From The Guardian at 11:03AMFriday, October 30, 2020
Here's a quick roundup of stories you might have missed recently.
Ari'el Stachel Joins Harry Styles, Chris Pine, Florence Pugh & More
Ari'el Stachel, who wowed audiences on Broadway in …
Linked From Broadway.com at 02:54PMFriday, October 16, 2020
Get a sneak peek at Episode 3 of the Epix series’ second season, from the writer of The Ferryman and Jerusalem.
Linked From Playbill at 01:58PMFriday, October 2, 2020
The Blue Room Theatre in Perth have announced that two shows from their 2020 season, The Jellyman by Rhiannon Petersen and The Golem: or, Next Year In Jerusalem by Humphrey Bower & Tim G…
Linked From artsreview.com.au at 04:21AMThursday, September 10, 2020
Saatchi’s daughter opens a London gallery; Jerusalem’s Islamic art museum sells at Sotheby’s; Fortnum & Mason boss to head Hauser & Wirth; counting the art in storage
Linked From The Financial Times Subscription at 08:39AMFriday, August 14, 2020
Given their prevalence in the great cathedrals of Europe, it is easy to imagine that pointed stone arches and soaring ribbed vaults are Christian in origin. But the former dates back to a se…
Linked From ArtsJournal at 02:48PMThursday, July 9, 2020
Monologues for Those Who Have Gone a Little Mad
Written by: Amanda Grace
June 29th
A break from reality can be nice, but a break with reality can be even better. From giggle-inspiring …
Linked From performerstuff.com at 03:50PMSunday, May 3, 2020
The Israeli-born choreographer and dancer on Netflix series Unorthodox, the joy of board games – and banana pancakes
The choreographer and dancer Hofesh Shechter was born in Jerusalem in 1…
Linked From The Guardian at 06:48PMThursday, April 23, 2020
Mark Rylance heads back to “Jerusalem,” Miranda, Benanti, and many more join Sondheim’s 90th birthday celebration. Plus, Matt chats with Bobby Conte Thornton about his new album, “Co…
Linked From BroadwayRadio at 11:29PMJerusalem will return to the West End in 2021 with Tony and Olivier Award-winning star Mark Rylance reprising the role of Johnny "Rooster" Byron. The production will reunite the play’s ori…
Linked From Broadway.com at 02:48PMThe actor will reprise his Tony- and Olivier-winning role of Rooster in Jez Butterworth's acclaimed drama.
Linked From Playbill at 10:43AMSonia Friedman Productions has confirmed a brand-new revival of Jez Butterworth's Jerusalem play is in the works and will see Mark Rylance reprise his critically acclaimed role as Rooster …
Linked From London Theatre Direct at 10:30AMRylance will return to his Tony-winning role in 2021.
Linked From TheaterMania at 09:36AMBy Douglas Mayo
Mark Rylance is to star in a revival of Jez Butterworth's award-winning play Jerusalem of 2021 to be produced by Sonia Friedman Productions.
This post Mark Rylance to star in…
Linked From britishtheatre.com at 09:23AMIt has been announced that Jez Butterworth's Jerusalem will return next year. The production will star the play's original lead, Mark Rylance, in the role of Johnny 'Rooster' Byron!
Linked From BroadwayWorld at 08:06AMJez Butterworth’s acclaimed play about English myths is to be revived in 2021, directed by Ian Rickson
It was the barnstorming, defining performance of Mark Rylance’s stage career, winni…
Linked From The Guardian at 07:48AMFriday, March 27, 2020
The Jerusalem Post has reported that Lin-Manuel Miranda broke up an argument between quarantined Israeli journalists. What were they fighting about? Which of Miranda's work was the best, o…
Linked From BroadwayWorld at 01:12PMTuesday, March 10, 2020
What makes Not Quite Jerusalem such a vivid and enjoyable play, is the nuanced and recognisable characters – backed here by exemplary performances from a talented cast.
Linked From mytheatremates.com at 12:00PMBy Julian Eaves
Julian Eaves reviews Not Quite Jerusalem, a play by Paul Kember now playing at the Finborough Theatre, London until 28 March
This post REVIEW: Not Quite Jerusalem, Finborough…
Linked From britishtheatre.com at 07:06AMMonday, March 9, 2020
In Paul Kember’s 1980 Royal Court comedy-drama Not Quite Jerusalem, four 20-something Britons arrive on a kibbutz – seen at the time
Linked From The Stage Registration at 10:54AMSunday, March 8, 2020
Paul Kember's play doesn't sing convincingly any more
It may seem strange to watch a play about four English people on a kibbutz in the Seventies, and find yourself thinking about Brexit, bu…
Linked From theartsdesk.com at 09:32PMMonday, February 24, 2020
Stage-and-screen star Mark Rylance will bring to life the Age of Steel between the Civil War and World War I with a newly-in-development play series titled Steel. The six-part play, co-writ…
Linked From Broadway.com at 06:42PMFriday, February 14, 2020
“Stories of visitors praying or breaking down in tears before the portraits circulated on social media.” (Not unlike Jerusalem or Lourdes.) Says the director of the National Portrait Gal…
Linked From ArtsJournal at 09:24AMThursday, December 5, 2019
Armenian pottery has become synonymous with Jerusalem, so it’s a shock to learn that the city’s ceramic tradition, beyond major monuments such as the Dome of the Rock, is just 100 years …
Linked From ArtsJournal at 12:48PMFriday, November 15, 2019
Three-time Tony-winning actor Mark Rylance will head the cast of the world premiere play Semmelweiss next year at the Bristol Old Vic, according to The Stage. Tom Morris will direct the new…
Linked From Broadway.com at 02:18PMFriday, November 8, 2019
Monday, October 28, 2019
Andile Gumbi, a rising star who took the Broadway stage in The Lion King, passed away recently in Israel after suffering cardiac arrest, according to Eyewitness News. Gumbi was 36.
At the t…
Linked From Broadway.com at 12:33PMFriday, October 11, 2019
Internationally acclaimed cellist Amit Peled joins Peabody Conservatory alumna Allison Freeman for a free concert this Sunday, October 13, 2019, at 4:30pm at St. Edward the Confessor Church …
Linked From DC Metro Theater Arts at 11:07AMWednesday, September 25, 2019
Last year I had so much fun interviewing Isaac Sutton that when he called me back, of course, I answered the phone.
Isaac is returning to Feinstein’s/54 Below with an updated version of hi…
Linked From Call Me Adam at 04:42AMTuesday, September 17, 2019
In Jerusalem, the playwright laid bare a country’s phoney myths and confronted who we are as individuals and nations
The best plays of the 21st century
Jez Butterworth is one of only two w…
Linked From The Guardian at 07:18PMWednesday, September 11, 2019
“In [Autonomies], set in the near future, civil war has cut the land into two countries. The coastal State of Israel is nonreligious, with the cosmopolitan city of Tel Aviv as its capital.…
Linked From ArtsJournal at 11:42AM 
