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Bad Jews – Outrageously funny

There’s something about Bad Jews that keeps audiences howling with laughter. It has already played two sold out runs in the West End, now it’s back for another, this time at the Arts Theatre, the perfect venue for a rebellious production like this. How come? Back in the 1920s the theatre started life as a private members club, created to avoid the strict government theatre censorship of the time.

What's the plot of Bad Jews?

Daphna Feygenbaum is a ‘real’ Jew, a proper Jew with all the correct credentials. She even has a genuine Israeli boyfriend. Her cousin Liam introduces his new non-Jewish girlfriend to the family, and claims a piece of family jewellery as his own. The fun begins with a vicious brawl and the arguments continue. The result is sheer hilarity. Described as ‘blisteringly funny’ and ‘ferociously clever’ by the newspapers, the plot focuses on the meaning of family, legacy, and the beliefs people choose to adopt.

This production, a revival of the hugely popular original, will be directed by Jon Pashley. Bad Jews is presented by Simon Friend, Gavin Kalin, and Keren Misgav. Bad Jews playwright Joshua Harmon is also the creator of Significant Other, Admissions, Skintight, and Ivanka: A Medea For Right Now. The original production of Bad Jews was directed by Michael Longhurst. The original design was by Richard Kent, lighting design by Richard Howell and sound design by Adrienne Quartly. This production reprises the original, this time directed by Jon Pashley.

Who is Bad Jews for?

This is an adult comedy.

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Bad Jews Ticket Information

  • Booking until:

    Sunday, 25 September 2022

  • Running time:

    110 minutes (No Interval)

  • Age restrictions

    Age restriction 12 years+

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Bad Jews reviews

4.3 out of 5 18 reviews

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Latest customer reviews

All reviews are from customers who have been invited to leave a review just after seeing Bad Jews.

Please note the reviews below are from an old production of Bad Jews.

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Smart, funny and makes you think

R Reviewed on 07 September 2022 by
Hod Hasharon, Israel

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Interesting

R Reviewed on 03 September 2022 by
Delhi, India

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Brilliant story and wonderful actors

S Reviewed on 20 August 2022 by
London, United Kingdom

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Good Bad. Jews

Overall a very enjoyable afternoon. We discussed the characters attributes for ages after the show. We had to move seats as two giants sat in front of us.

H Reviewed on 28 July 2022 by
Borehamwood, United Kingdom

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Could be more colourful and clear sound system could be use

K Reviewed on 22 February 2016 by
London, United Kingdom

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Funny, poignant, loud

Fine acting from just 4 people in the play, most on stage the whole time

M Reviewed on 21 February 2016 by
St Ives, United Kingdom

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Amazing

K Reviewed on 12 February 2016 by
Great Easton, United Kingdom

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Comically Serious- A must see

Although centered around the Jewish sect, 'Bad Jews' raises serious questions around faith, family conflicts and values relevant to all, no matter your race or religion. Having lost their grandfather, the show cleverly takes you on a journey of discovering how each of the cousins deal with their religion and grief through the use of humor, witty comments and sensational acting. No interval means the intensity of the play is not disrupted.

A Reviewed on 12 June 2015 by

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Great Acting....very poignant

A Reviewed on 31 May 2015 by

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Bad Jews = Great play!

I wouldn't take anyone kids due to swearing!

A Reviewed on 13 April 2015 by

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A good story in an entertaining manner

A Reviewed on 26 March 2015 by

11 Jun
2022
London Box Office

Joshua Harmon’ BAD JEWS cast announced for West End return

by London Box Office | Saturday, June 11 2022, 09:18

Bad Jews A talented young company is due to make their West End debut in Joshua Harmon's hugely popular comedy, Bad Jews. It returns to the Arts Theatre in London for an 11 week run from Thursday 14th July. Daphna Feygenbaum is a ‘real’ Jew with an Israeli boyfriend to prove it. When her cousin Liam brings home his non-Jewish girlfriend Melody, and announced he now owns his granddad’s necklace, the massive row that ensues quickly becomes hilarious.

Joshua Harmon’ BAD JEWS cast announced for West End return