No ‘Quarrel’ With Dark Shabbat
by Steve Lipman Staff Writer A prominent Off-Broadway producer decided last year that she would stage a production of “The Quarrel,” a play about the meeting between estranged friends — one, an...
View ArticleStill Marching For The Cause
by Debra Nussbaum Cohen Staff Writer It was close to 70 years ago that Evelyn Chasan bought a sharp royal-blue suit with a boxy jacket at Klein’s, the fabled department store on Union Square, and wore...
View ArticleZionism On Canvas Roils Bay Area
by Larry Cohler-Esses Editor-At-Large Painter and poet Alan Kaufman has long worn his Zionism on his sleeve. And the 15 paintings of his that San Francisco gallery owner David Himmelberger hung this...
View ArticleTutu Honor Too Too Much?
by Eric J. Greenberg Staff Writer Inside the third-floor conference hall, Cardozo Law School officials beamed with pride as Nobel Laureate Archbishop Desmond Tutu accepted a peace award sponsored by...
View ArticleNo ‘Quarrel’ With Dark Shabbat
Steve Lipman Staff Writer A prominent Off-Broadway producer decided last year that she would stage a production of “The Quarrel,” a play about the meeting between estranged friends — one, an Orthodox...
View ArticleRaising Their Voices
Walter Ruby Special to The Jewish Week Nearly 100 supporters of Israel’s ultra-dovish Women In Black movement stood silently last Thursday night on a narrow sidewalk at the south end of Union Square...
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