Jews. In Their Own Words.

The stage has seen plenty of made-up Jews. Now for some real ones

A social worker. A doctor. A politician. An ex-politician. A refugee. A novelist. A decorator. A journalist. A Talmudist. An actress. A student. A researcher. Different lives, but all marked by the same ancient prejudice.

Journalist Jonathan Freedland has created a searing and incisive play, using verbatim interviews to expose the roots and damning legacy of antisemitism in Britain - found in the places where you'd least expect it. Jews. In Their Own Words. - a theatrical inquiry conducted through words, song…and a dose of English irony.