The 2022 Colorado Shakespeare Festival has done it, again, delivered, across its entire repertoire, one of its most outstanding set of spectacles, so typical of this amazing company, in its 65th season, the second oldest Shakespeare festival in America.

I spent an anomalous Lag B’Omer afternoon watching the gut wrenching movie ‘Gett’. I woke up the next morning with a cluster of thoughts and emotions.

The fate of Paris hangs in the balance during an historic debate brilliantly dramatized in "Diplomacy."

Expressive, beautiful color photography forms the visual storytelling accompaniment to this modern-day communal Seder in the desert in Moav, Utah.

Stan Kreis reviews Mitchell Bard's new book, "The Arab Lobby", ahead of Bard's appearance at the Boulder JCC.

"Jewish Threads" presents 30 fabric craft projects by talented artisans from throughout the United States and Israel, and describes their back stories.

Congregation Har HaShem hosted a screening of Boulder native-son Amitai Gross' documentary-in-progress, "Music in the Key of Peace." Review and photos.

Kathryn Bernheimer reviews the Parlando's Broadway in Boulder Studio's production of "13 the Musical" for BJN.

Thanassis Cambanis presents his book, "A Privilege To Die: Inside Hezbollah's Legions And Their Endless War Against Israel" at the Boulder JCC Thursday night. Stan Kreis reviews the book.

Jerry Muller will discuss his new book, "Capitalism and the Jews," on Nov. 10 at CU Hillel. Tickets are $8 at the door; students free.

A mini-review of "A Serious Man", by Kathryn Bernheimer. Click on the title to read more.

Kathyrn Bernheimer, the "cinemaven", reviews the film "Yoo,hoo, Mrs. Goldberg" playing at the Chez Artiste in Denver.