Stage & Screen The Jewish Nomad: Ilana Zackon scans the Canadian theatre scene for the final weeks of 2022 By Ilana Zackon
Stage & Screen The Jewish Nomad: ‘Therapy was a Mistake’ is Penina Simon’s way of using the stage to portray four characters struggling to find their place By Ilana Zackon
Stage & Screen The Jewish Nomad: Talking to Alice Abracen about the Holocaust history that kicked her playwriting career into gear with ‘The Covenant’ By Ilana Zackon
Stage & Screen The Jewish Nomad: Two stars of ‘Indecent’ talk about a play that’s about the power of the stage By Ilana Zackon
Stage & Screen Behind the screens of the Jewish history of Citytv as the legendary Toronto television station turns 50 on Sept. 28 By Ed Conroy
Perspectives, Stage & Screen The Jewish Nomad: A documentary sequel starring the Love Rabbi explores Jewish matchmaking in a dangerous time By Ilana Zackon
Perspectives, Stage & Screen The Jewish Nomad: ‘Cherry Docs’ is a classic Canadian play about neo-Nazi hate that a Montreal theatre company has given an update By Ilana Zackon
Stage & Screen Montreal’s Segal Theatre presents plays that range from the provocative to the irreverent this season By Janice Arnold
First-person, Stage & Screen The Jewish Nomad: A chat with Yona Strauss before she breaks even more ground as a feature film producer from Toronto By Ilana Zackon
First-person, Stage & Screen The Jewish Nomad: YidLife Crisis are going back to where they came from in ‘A Closer Luc’ By Ilana Zackon