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Rupert Christiansen - Good Things Still Going

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By Daniel Okrent
| Literary Review Verified
Most artists can expect a slump in reputation with their deaths, but, five years after his passing at the age of ninety-one, the shine has yet to wear off Stephen Sondheim. In London alone, the sumptuous tribute show Old Friends was a big hit of 2023; at this year’s Olivier Awards, Into the Woods was crowned Best Musical Revival; next summer, the Barbican will stage Sunday in the Park with George with a starry cast. In the United States, a Sondheim academic industry also thrives.
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Stephen Sondheim: Art Isn't Easy | Jewish Book Council

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By Daniel Okrent
| Jewish Book Council
Skip to main content Join a community of readers who are committed to Jewish stories Sign up for JBC’s Nu Reads, a curated selection of Jewish books delivered straight to your door! Review By – March 16, 2026 To many, Stephen Sondheim is a titan of Broadway; his death in 2021 was considered a massive loss for the arts world.
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Israel: What Went Wrong?

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By Daniel Okrent, Quinn Slobodian, Ben Tarnoff
| Publishers Weekly Verified
Omer Bartov. Farrar, Straus and Giroux, $28 (256p) ISBN 978-0-374-61818-6 American-Israeli Holocaust scholar Bartov (Anatomy of a Genocide) offers a powerful meditation on his birth country’s turn toward violence.
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