Living with Holocaust ghosts

By Susan Freudenheim
Published on April 25, 2012

Ed Asner, aka Lou Grant, walked slowly to the front of the stage at the Museum of Tolerance on Sunday night, and in his familiar growl — this time with a Latvian accent — he softly spoke: “Thank you for the help that is not only material, but also moral. A person lives through hope, and I hope it will get better.”

Chabadmania, Ed Asner, Jewish Big Brothers and Sisters

By Danielle Berrin
Published on September 20, 2007

Circuit
Scene and Heard

Tap dancing klezmer, Ed Asner, 147 different films, Melanie Chartoff and Laraine Newman

By Keren Engelberg
Published on October 26, 2006

Hoof it downtown to the George and Skaye Aratani/Japan America Theatre this evening for Rhapsody in Taps' 25th Anniversary Concert.
Alexandra More's fabulous Celebrity Staged Play Readings series is back for another season with this weekend's "Benya the King," a comedy inspired by the story of Benya in Isaac Babel's "Tales of Odessa.
"Playwright Howard Barker's humanizing portrait of the biblical heroine Judith is produced at Theatre of NOTE starting this week. "Judith: A Parting from the Body," delves into the apocryphal story of the wealthy Hebrew widow who saved her people by bedding the enemy Assyrian general Holofernes and decapitating him.

7 Days In Arts

Published on October 9, 2003

7 Days In The Arts