Henry Goodman

Jewish Book Week was proud to present the first major public reading of this powerful work of fiction by Kressman Taylor. Described as “the most effective indictment of Nazism to appear in fiction,” the book was a sensation when it was first published in the US on the eve of the Holocaust.


Victoria Glendinning spoke to Anne Sebba about Leonard Woolf, exploring his career as a writer, novelist and political thinker, his devotion to his wife Virginia and his complicated relationship with his Jewishness. Henry Goodman read passages from Woolf’s fiction and non fiction, some of it unpublished today.





Henry Goodman, Issy Van Randwyck and Clive Rowe presented two performances of song, anecdotes and glamour celebrating the musical theatre of Rodgers and Hammerstein. With musical direction by Michael Haslam and script by Stewart Permutt.



