The new play One-Shot , premiering at Six Points Theater, takes us back to 1999, when we rented VHS tapes from video stores to watch movies ...

Back in 2021, the Artistic Director of Six Points Theater (then called Minnesota Jewish Theatre) Barbara Brooks created a virtual musical re...

Last fall, I took a Viking River cruise down the Danube River through Austria, and we had one short day in its capital city, Vienna. It was...

"Family first, family second, family last. And we are all family." When Six Points Theater programmed the solo play The Happiest M...

The new play The Last Yiddish Speaker by Deborah Zoe Lauer had a rolling world premiere just last year, and now Six Points Theater is bring...

The 2015 (and 2016) Broadway play An Act of God , written by former The Daily Show head writer David Javerbaum, is delightfully irreverent ...

I don't know when Six Points Theater decided to produce the new play The Messenger by Playwrights' Center affiliated writer Jenny C...

NYC-based comedian Alex Edelman's comedy special Just for Us , about that time he, a Jewish man, attended a White Nationalist meeting in...

A few years ago, Broadway legend Harvey Fierstein wrote a new adaptation of his 1982 play Torch Song Trilogy (for which he won two of his f...

Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice can be problematic, with its ant-Semitic representation of the greedy Jewish moneylender, yet it a...

Just in time for Holocaust Remembrance Day , Six Points Theater is presenting the play Survivors , which tells the stories of ten Holocaust ...

Things look pretty bleak in the Supreme Court these days, with recent decisions walking back the rights of women and people of color that we...

Fresh from a successful Off-Broadway run, the new play The Wanderers by Anna Ziegler opened at Six Points Theater last weekend. The compell...

"Trayf" is a Yiddish word meaning "food not in accordance with Jewish dietary law." In the play Trayf , currently playin...

The day before Halloween at my chosen place of worship, the sermon was about ghosts. And that maybe ghosts aren't the spooky thing we th...

The 2022-2023 #TCTheater season officially begins after Labor Day, but Six Points Theater is bringing us a juicy appetizer prior to the star...

Two Jews walk into a war. No, that's not the set-up to a joke, it's the title of a play. But it is funny, as much as a play about th...

The only play I saw live and in person in the last ten months of 2020 was Minnesota Jewish Theatre Company's 25 Questions for a Jewish M...

photo taken by me in the BWCA (no filter, it's just that gorgeous) Updated July 17 I've long believed that one of the best things ab...

Nine months ago, Minnesota Jewish Theatre Company began their "Theater Six Feet Apart" season with an outdoor production of 25 Que...