★★★★½ Review by Simon RothsteinPictures by Robert Day “My clothes say what I can’t…” So says Queen Elizabeth II in Chelmsford Theatre’s By Royal Appointment, and this fascinating play about the late monarch’s wardrobe reveals just
****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
By Linda Newman There’s a new show in town and tickets are selling fast! Time to get your skates on if you don’t want to miss out on the musical Cable Street. On Sunday 4 October
A Leyton Orient Jewish Supporters Group has been launched with strong backing from the club. The group is named MeshuganOs. It has been formed by longstanding Leyton Orient fans and season ticket holders Jonathan Glass and Eddie
In November, the UK’s Jewish community’s leading mental health charity, Jami and Jewish Care, the largest health and social care charity serving the Jewish community, issued a statement to announce their merger. The two organisations first
Later this month, Liorah Sockolov will be climbing one of the UK’s highest mountains, to raise money in memory of her father, Michael who died from a brain tumour in April 2022. The 25-year-old who grew
Clore Tikva School is thrilled to announce the release of its Pikuach report, showcasing the exceptional achievements of the school and team. With great joy and pride, the school is proud of its extraordinary report, which
★★★★½ Review by Simon RothsteinPictures by Robert Day “My clothes say what I can’t…” So says Queen Elizabeth II in Chelmsford Theatre’s By Royal Appointment, and this fascinating play about the late monarch’s wardrobe reveals just
****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
By Linda Newman There’s a new show in town and tickets are selling fast! Time to get your skates on if you don’t want to miss out on the musical Cable Street. On Sunday 4 October
A Leyton Orient Jewish Supporters Group has been launched with strong backing from the club. The group is named MeshuganOs. It has been formed by longstanding Leyton Orient fans and season ticket holders Jonathan Glass and Eddie
In November, the UK’s Jewish community’s leading mental health charity, Jami and Jewish Care, the largest health and social care charity serving the Jewish community, issued a statement to announce their merger. The two organisations first
Later this month, Liorah Sockolov will be climbing one of the UK’s highest mountains, to raise money in memory of her father, Michael who died from a brain tumour in April 2022. The 25-year-old who grew
Clore Tikva School is thrilled to announce the release of its Pikuach report, showcasing the exceptional achievements of the school and team. With great joy and pride, the school is proud of its extraordinary report, which
