****Review by Simon RothsteinPhotos by Matt Crockett The wonderful Operation Mincemeat, now playing at the Cliffs Pavilion in Southend, probably never should have made the big stage at all. A historical musical spy comedy set during
*****Review by Simon RothsteinPhotos courtesy of Phil&Ben Productions A true joy of being the Editor of the Essex Jewish News is travelling around our glorious county discovering its hidden gems. One of those is undoubtedly the
Fancy a fantastic night out with top-quality shows right on your doorstep? Then take a look at Southend Theatres. Between the 1,600-seat Cliffs Pavilion and the Edwardian splendour of the Palace Theatre, there’s an outstanding programme
*****Review by Simon RothsteinPhotos by Mark Senior It’s not often you get to attend the world premiere of a new theatre production right here in Essex. Especially when that show is the eagerly awaited first musical
If you like your theatre funny, a little bit silly, and with a Jewish twist then all your Chanukahs have come at once with the opening of not one, but two of Nick Cassenbaum’s productions recently.
By Micaela Blitz MODEL, actor and author Ellie Goldstein has swapped catwalks for kitchens to take part in this year’s Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up to Cancer. Host Paul Hollywood is joined by Caroline
Essex-boy Nick Cassenbaum’s madcap comedy heist, Revenge: After the Levoyah, returned to the Yard Theatre in East London on 9th January for a 17-day run. Fresh from an award-winning run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, this
A new exhibition celebrating the life and work of Stanislaw Brunstein (1914-1994) has opened at Oaks Lane Reform Synagogue – the community where the renowned Warsaw-born Jewish artist made his home after surviving the Holocaust. Free and open
“It is the purpose of Brady to create a feeling of friendship between all peoples – regardless of creed or colour.” With those inspiring words Miriam Moses OBE JP and first female Jewish mayor in the
Part of the film showed at the event, held at StoneX, was filmed at Aztec House in Ilford and featured a range of tenants living there. Guests also heard first-hand from two JBD tenants, Diana and
****Review by Simon RothsteinPhotos by Matt Crockett The wonderful Operation Mincemeat, now playing at the Cliffs Pavilion in Southend, probably never should have made the big stage at all. A historical musical spy comedy set during
*****Review by Simon RothsteinPhotos courtesy of Phil&Ben Productions A true joy of being the Editor of the Essex Jewish News is travelling around our glorious county discovering its hidden gems. One of those is undoubtedly the
Fancy a fantastic night out with top-quality shows right on your doorstep? Then take a look at Southend Theatres. Between the 1,600-seat Cliffs Pavilion and the Edwardian splendour of the Palace Theatre, there’s an outstanding programme
*****Review by Simon RothsteinPhotos by Mark Senior It’s not often you get to attend the world premiere of a new theatre production right here in Essex. Especially when that show is the eagerly awaited first musical
If you like your theatre funny, a little bit silly, and with a Jewish twist then all your Chanukahs have come at once with the opening of not one, but two of Nick Cassenbaum’s productions recently.
By Micaela Blitz MODEL, actor and author Ellie Goldstein has swapped catwalks for kitchens to take part in this year’s Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up to Cancer. Host Paul Hollywood is joined by Caroline
Essex-boy Nick Cassenbaum’s madcap comedy heist, Revenge: After the Levoyah, returned to the Yard Theatre in East London on 9th January for a 17-day run. Fresh from an award-winning run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, this
A new exhibition celebrating the life and work of Stanislaw Brunstein (1914-1994) has opened at Oaks Lane Reform Synagogue – the community where the renowned Warsaw-born Jewish artist made his home after surviving the Holocaust. Free and open
“It is the purpose of Brady to create a feeling of friendship between all peoples – regardless of creed or colour.” With those inspiring words Miriam Moses OBE JP and first female Jewish mayor in the
Part of the film showed at the event, held at StoneX, was filmed at Aztec House in Ilford and featured a range of tenants living there. Guests also heard first-hand from two JBD tenants, Diana and
