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Sunday 30 October A Laugh, A tear, A Song - entertainment in the east end The East End, once the centre of theatreland, became a vibrant centre of entertainment for the late 19th-century Jewish immigrant community. Discover the Yiddish theatres, music halls, boxing rings and cinemas, as well as the performers who brought laughter, tears and music to the audiences. 11am, meeting point provided on booking £12.50, 020 7284 7384 Jewish Museum, 129 -131 Albert Street, Camden NW1 7NB www.jewishmuseum.org


Monday 31 October the Goa Inquisition and the Repression of the ‘new Christians’ of Jewish origin in the 16th-18th Centuries Talk by Paolo Aranha at the Institute of Jewish Studies. Reception 6.15pm, Chadwick meeting room Lecture 6.45pm, Chadwick lecture theatre UCL, Gower StreetWC1E 6BT


Tuesday 1 - Sunday 20 November JeWISH FILM FeStIvAL See reviews page 39/40


Tuesday 1 November the March of the Jewish Legion 1918 Talk by Martin Sugarman, archivist of AJEX, on the famous march past in London. 6.30pm, Bethnal Green Library, Cambridge Heath Road E2 0HL Free but tickets must be booked www.jeecs.org.uk 07941 367 882


Arab-Israeli Book Review Exploring two classic novellas by Ghassan Kanafani and S. Yizhar. Join writer and lecturer Ariel Kahn and celebrated Palestinian novelist Samir El-Youssef for an illuminating discussion. 8pm, Joseph’s Bookstore, 1257 Finchley Road, Temple Fortune NW11 0AD £7/9; www.jcclondon.org.uk


Sunday 6 November the Radical Jewish east end See listing for 16 October.


11am, meeting point confirmed on booking £7/£4 conc.; 07876 200267 www.eastendwalks.com


Jewish Hampstead Discover the stories of the German- Austrian refugees of the inter-war years who did not go east but settled in NW3. 11am, meet at Swiss Cottage tube station, Eton Avenue exit £15; www.jcclondon.org.uk


JewishWhitechapel It all happened in and around Commercial Road, including the Battle of Cable Street, Yiddish Theatre, street markets and the House ofWeddings. 11am,Whitechapel tube £10; www.golondontours.com 020 8883 4169 / info@golondontours.com


kosher talent 2011 Talent contest for singers and bands from the Jewish community. 3.30pm, ArtsDepot, Pentland Theatre, 5 Nether Street N12 0GA £15; 020 8369 5454 info@artsdepot.co.uk


Amsterdam klezmer Band Punk-klezmer with a Balkan and Gypsy touch. UK premiere! London Klezmer Quartet on stage from 7.30. 6.30pm-midnight, Rich Mix


Shoreditch, 35 Bethnal Green Rd E1 6LA £12/15; 020 7613 7498 www.richmix.org.uk


Tuesday 8 November


Jewish Child Survivors in poland after theWar Illustrated talk by Joanna Michlic focusing on the complexities of children’s relations with Jewish and non-Jewish adults. 7.30pm, Spiro Ark, 25-26 Enford StreetW1 £10; 020 7723 9991 www.spiroark.org


A Remarkable evening Concert debut in the UK, the Jerusalem Conservatory Hassadna – Chamber Orchestra, one of Israel’s finest youth orchestras. Doors open 7.30pm, Pentland Theatre, Arts Depot N12 0GA £20; www.artsdepot.co.uk info@kinloss-klc.org.uk 020 8369 5454


Hassadna Chamber orchestra UK debut of one of Israel’s permier youth orchestras, playing Vivaldi, Elgar, Tchaikovsky. 8pm, ArtsDepot, Pentland Theatre, 5 Nether Street N12 0GA £20/£10; 020 8369 5454 info@artsdepot.co.uk


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