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Remembering a Great Critic, and His Reflections on Jews, Art, and Humor
A “small-town boy from southeast Missouri” reads Isaac Bashevis Singer.
Terry Teachout is the drama critic of the Wall Street Journal and the critic-at-large of Commentary.
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A “small-town boy from southeast Missouri” reads Isaac Bashevis Singer.
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Dorothy Fields and Carolyn Leigh.
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A consummate WASP among Broadway’s Jews.
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Unlike some contemporaries, he spoke unapologetically of his Jewish heritage.
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“The most stirring staging of the play I have ever seen.”
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Alfred Cortot.
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What Jerome Robbins learned.
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Committed to developing and supporting the intellectual, religious, and political leaders of the Jewish people and the Jewish state.
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A comedian who embodied a Jewish stereotype from which the sting of prejudice had been leached.
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A moral virtuoso.
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When music could not transcend evil.
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Our shtetl.
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A new book tells the story.
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"The stark ring of a death sentence."
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In one of those grisly juxtapositions that are so characteristic of life under the aspect of postmodernity, my first reading of “Wagner and the Jews” was interrupted by the breaking news of the Charl...
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Committed to developing and supporting the intellectual, religious, and political leaders of the Jewish people and the Jewish state.