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The Jonas Brother and the actress tied the knot during two lavish ceremonies in 2018.

On a Sunday afternoon this month, playwright Bess Wohl stood on the shores of a lake in the Long Island hamlet of Yaphank, about 60 miles from Manhatt

These are the must-see films at the 2022 Montclair Film Festival in New Jersey

Montclair Film co-heads Tom Hall and Beth Gottung reveal what’s new at the nonprofit’s Claridge Theater, and the future of Montclair Film

From the blog of Sabrina Soffer at The Times of Israel

A poignant play distorts WWII history to serve a false narrative.

The solo work presented by Theatre for a New Audience has a new closing date for its New York premiere.

More than a story about one man trying to make a difference, the show points out how, too often, "governments have no souls."

Over the weekend the Wall Street Journal ran Charles Isherwoods review of a new one-man play depicting the career of Jan Karski. Isherwoods review ran under the headline ‘Remember This: The Lesson of Jan Karski’ Review: Dramatically Bearing Witness. Karskis name should be known far and wide and its good to be reminded of him, though I would find the moralizing that frames the play annoying. Turning the play and

Strathairn performs this solo play as Jan Karski, an underground courier during World War II.