Anger Peggy Guggenheim makes peace with her past in Donna Blue Lachman's new one-woman show. Jewish Theater at a Crossroads Experts discuss Jewish Identity in Contemporary Theater in Los Angeles. The Possessed for posterity. The all-women troupe Theatre Company Jerusalem renders ancient Jewish literature accessible through innovative performance and dialogue. How A Traveling Jewish Theatre fuses art with social and spiritual responsibility.
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In his acceptance speech for his 1998 Jewish Cultural Achievement Award, the beloved author and artist talks about the origin of his work. Writing the Jewish Future Forty of the world's most important Jewish writers converged in the Bay Area for three days to examine contemporary Jewish life, as witnessed through the contested prism of Jewish literature. On the Endurance of the Jewish Counterculture NFJC Executive Director Richard Siegel describes how the NFJC embodies the countercultural vision of the Jewish cultural renewal movement. Where Philosophy and Jewish Ethics Meet The central theme in Levinas' life work was his abiding concern with the well-being of the other person and the need to place our relationship with others at the very center of life. Schocken established in prewar Berlin, Jewish culture left the arena of the sacred and entered into the mass market.