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The world premiere from playwright Itamar Moses follows a liberal, academic, American, atheist, and Jewish professor asked to sign a social justice manifesto.

Josh Radnor is a liberal college professor falling down a slippery slope in a thorny drama that starts with a punch and ends with a heavy hand

Itamar Moses’s play offers eloquent arguments on all sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. But it doesn’t offer much drama.

Theater review, 'The Ally': This campus drama takes on weighty issues of the moment, from Israel and antisemitism to structural racism.

The Ally Off Broadway Review: The Israel-Palestine conflict leaves "How I Met Your Mother" star Josh Radnor reeling.

Read our review of *The Ally* off Broadway, a new play at The Public Theater starring Josh Radnor, written by Itamar Moses, and directed by Lila Neugebauer. Read all our theatre reviews at NewYorkTheatreGuide.com.

Itamar Moses’s ripped-from-the-headlines drama makes its world premiere at the Public Theater.

The Ally, starring Josh Radnor, officially opened last night Tuesday, February 27, at the Public Theater.  The reviews are now in for this new play, which continues through March 17. Read the reviews for The Ally here!

Itamar Moses’s ‘The Ally,’ about a lefty Israeli American caught up in the complexity of pro-Palestine academia, is confident and eloquent in its humility.

Rife with ideas about settler colonialism, indigeneity, Zionism, anti-Asian racism, and gentrification, “The Ally”—a new play by Itamar Moses opening at the Public Theater this month—is surely one of the most topical productions you’ll see all year.