Written Work
My writing has been published in digital publications like The Forward, Religion Unplugged and Hey Alma. I have also contributed extensively for student publications like Columbia News Service, The Bull & Bear and New Voices Magazine. I have a particular knack for long-form profiles and artist Q+As, and I also have experience producing arts criticism, fast turnaround stories and collaborative projects. In my spare time, I also enjoy writing murder mysteries.
Profiles and Artist Q+As
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For 'Ragtime' star Brandon Uranowitz, to be Jewish is to be hopeful
A profile of Tony Award-winning actor Brandon Uranowitz, who played Tateh in the New York City Center’s production of ‘Ragtime.’
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Erez Zobary is the Yemenite Jewish musician you need to hear
A profile and Q+A of Jewish-Canadian R&B singer-songwriter Erez Zobary
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The emergence of a different kind of clergy in Ireland
A feature about a nonprofit organization that acts as an alternative faith path for an increasingly secular Irish public.
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They created a musical about the 2011 Egyptian Revolution. Today's activists are listening
A Q+A with songwriters Daniel and Patrick Lazour, as well as director Taibi Magar, on their play, We Live in Cairo
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Leah Forster's new off-Broadway show is anything but Orthodox
A profile and Q+A with Leah Forster, an ex-Hasidic standup comedian and performance artist
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Performer Ben Sterlin's breakup anthem is the Mourner's Kaddish
A profile of performer and spoken word poet Ben Sterlin on his new album
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What if there was a flag that both Israelis and Palestinians could take pride in flying?
A Q+A with Tom Haviv, artist and creator of the Hamsa Flag Project: an imagined flag for a one-state Israel-Palestine solution.
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Rachel Bloom discusses mental health and musical comedy in "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend"
A profile of comedic actress Rachel Bloom prior to her performance at the Just For Laughs festival in Montreal in 2019
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How a special Yiddish word and a phone company inspired Delia Ephron’s new Broadway play
An interview with Delia Ephron and Daryl Roth on the Broadway show Left on Tenth: an adaptation of Ephron’s memoir.
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A walk through Abby Stein's Hasidic Williamsburg
A walking tour of the Hasidic section of Williamsburg. with Abby Stein, a transgender activist and author of Becoming Eve.
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‘Fruit Fly’ author Josh Silver has a sweet tooth—and the summer’s buzziest book
A Q+A with author Josh Silver on his new book Fruit Fly.
Event coverage and fast turnaround
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What is the Ohel, and why is it one of the most popular Jewish sites in the world?
An explainer about the Ohel: the resting place of the Chabad-Lubavitcher Rebbee.
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In a Brooklyn synagogue, a rare space to grieve both Palestinians and Israelis
A news story about a joint Israeli-Palestinian memorial service in Park Slope, Brooklyn
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In SoHo, a puja fit for modern times
A quick turnaround story about a “ritual moment” in a Hindu temple in SoHo, Manhattan
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Jewish New Yorkers sit shiva for Absolute Bagels
A quick turnaround piece on the abrupt closure of Absolute Bagels: a beloved Upper West Side bagel joint.
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At a singles event celebrating the Jewish day of love, compatibility means agreeing on Israel and religious practice
Coverage of a Tu B’av singles party, celebrating the Jewish day of love: the first party since Oct. 7
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Precinct community council honors citizen of the month
Coverage of a precinct community council meeting in Wakefield and Williamsbridge in the northern Bronx
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How can neighbors turn on neighbors? Descendents of a 1941 pogrom debate the answer
A fast turnaround story about survivors of the 1941 Jedwabne pogrom speaking at an artist talkback after the off-Broadway play Our Class.
