I still remember the first time I read Hanoch Levin’s Ketchup, that bitter satirical revue from the 1970s that somehow grows more relevant every year instead of less. Levin, one of Israel’s sharpest playwrights and anti-war satirists, looks straight at the land promised to Abraham… | Read More in The Blogs
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