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“It takes a significant amount of time to become comfortable with this intimate part of the body. You need the right personality and skill level [to work as a pelvic-floor physical therapist],” explains Jodi Berger
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Ella Haetzni: “My work is to bring some Israeli culture to the community and talk about the connection between Israeli society and Jewish-American society. And to bring back what I learned from visiting here.” (Photo by Ed Bunyan)
This year, the primary focus of shlichim around the world is the 70th anniversary of Israel’s founding.
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Visions of Johanna: “If you ask me about my identity, Jewish is the first thing that comes to mind. It’s just who I am,” says "Holes" director Johanna Gruenhut. (File photo)
Everman Theatre’s Salon Series reaches out to women playwrights and audiences.
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More than 80 dancers, choreographers, crew, emcees and others are involved in the Shen Yun Performing Arts. (Handout photo)
Shen Yun presents ethnic and folk dancing styles that are part of traditional Chinese dance.
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Faith Wolf (left) and Joan Nathan greet each other at the recent Jewish National Fund Women for Israel gathering. (Photo courtesy of JNF)
At the JNF talk, Joan Nathan seasoned her presentation with extra helpings of history, anecdotes about culinary finds in unexpected places, and traditions she uncovered in her travels.
Read MoreJay Bernstein has dusted off the books that had been “sitting in a box in the closet” all these years and self-published his first children’s book.
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Nick Cordileone (Timon, left) and Ben Lipitz (Pumbaa, right) in a scene from the 20th anniversary production of "The Lion King." (Photo by Joan Marcus)
Ben Lipitz might qualify as “The Lion King’s” hardest-working cast member, contending with the heaviest costume onstage.
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