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Joshua Harmon’s viciously funny play about family, faith and legacy returns to the West End for its 10th anniversary.

Joshua Harmon’s blistering comedy returns

Family, faith and identity collide in Joshua Harmon’s viciously hilarious comedy Bad Jews, which returns to the West End in 2022.

When the patriarch of a Jewish family passes away, his grandchildren gather to decide who should inherit a beautiful necklace. Strong-willed Daphna, who along with her Israeli boyfriend considers herself a “real Jew”, assumes that she’s the worthy recipient, but her wealthy cousin Liam and his non-Jewish girlfriend Melody have other ideas. As the cousins come to blows in a hilarious clash of wills, they begin to second-guess their beliefs about family and faith.

Harmon’s play first premiered in New York and has previously enjoyed two sold-out West End seasons. It now returns to London on its 10th anniversary for just 11 weeks, directed by Jon Pashley.

The Bad Jews London cast includes Charlie Beaven as Jonah, Olivia Le Andersen as Melody, Ashley Margolis as Liam and Rosie Yadid as Daphne.

Exploring Jewish identity and history through the lens of one hilarious dysfunctional family, book Bad Jews tickets and enjoy this “ferociously clever” (Evening Standard) show at the Arts Theatre this summer.

Sorry this show closed 25 September 2022, we recommend these similar productions.

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Performance dates:
24 Sep 2022 - 25 Sep 2022
Running time:
1 hour and 50 minutes.
Age recommendation:
Best for age 12+
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