Dancers Omer Backley-Astrachan and Jana Castillo explore the importance of connection and trust
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Performers Gila Münster, Yan Simon, and Sarah Freia bring their diverse talents and individuality to a glittering celebration of queerness and representation
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Unforgettably funny event features comedians of different religions—Ashley Austin Morris, Natan Badalov, and Zara Khan—working and laughing together
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Offerings at the Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre also include Take This Waltz and 8 Gays of Channukah - The Musical
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Other offerings span extravagant 8 Gays of Channukah – The Musical and stylistically diverse Shtetl Cabaret
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The transition follows her departure from Music on Main, where she served as artistic planning and operations manager for seven years
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The standup artist also happens to follow Modern Orthodox Judaism and was once a New York City attorney
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Presented by VIDF with New Works and the Chutzpah! Festival, double bill premieres works by Alexis Fletcher and Fernando Hernando Magadan
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One-woman solo show follows the creator’s own near-death experiences, from her childhood in the Bronx to travels in Israel, Asia, and South America
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Performances spanning music, theatre, comedy, dance, and family entertainment take place from March 19 to 23
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Ne.Sans Opera & Dance’s About Time acknowledges relentlessness of news cycle, while Livona Ellis and Rebecca Margolick’s Fortress examines femininity and matriarchs
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Strength and vulnerability meet in new work inspired by the choreographer-dancers’ mothers and grandmothers
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Group melds folk traditions, klezmer music, and urban energy into a unique style as it raises money for Ukraine’s humanitarian and military efforts
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Michael Wex’s uproarious show combines 1930s cabaret songs, original comedy sketches, Yiddish adaptations of international hits, and vaudeville classics
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Acclaimed multimedia storytelling performance invites locals to respond to the prompt, “Who has power over you and what do you want to say to them?”
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This year’s lineup ranges from comedy by Juno Award–winner Jacob Samuel to a dance world premiere by Livona Ellis and Rebecca Margolick
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The Chutzpah! Festival and the Jewish Book Festival fall outside of new “designated priority groups” for federal and provincial funding, and are struggling to stay afloat
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At PuSh Festival, artists play off themes of strength and fragility by using paper for aerial stunts
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The copresentation with Chutzpah! Festival sees paper used as an aerial rope, a dance partner, and more
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Chamber opera tells story of a Japanese diplomat who aids in the escape of 6,000 Jews from Nazi-occupied Lithuania
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