How Seth Rudetsky became Broadway’s loudest Jewish voice after October 7

How Seth Rudetsky became Broadway’s loudest Jewish voice after October 7

No matter what time of day or night, whether there is a show in production or not, there is a tradition that, in every theater, one light must remain lit. It is called the “ghost light,” and it is there to keep evil spirits away (and, more practically, to keep people from falling into the orchestra pit). Some say it resembles the ner tamid, the everlasting light kept burning throughout the year in synagogues. In any case, it goes to show that on…