Theatre Show ROW J Returns for Second Season Next Week

The Jewish Channel will launch its second season of its popular theater-oriented monthly TV show, "Row J," beginning on Monday, September 21. Row J" is hosted by TJC correspondent Meredith Ganzman. The executive producer is Brian Scott Lipton. Each episode of "Row J" focuses on Broadway and off-Broadway shows, highlighting Jewish themes, actors, writers, and directors. Theater personalities discuss their current projects and careers, alongside reviews of new shows, on-location features with theater community notables, and other special segments.

The September edition of "Row J" will include: * a special sneak preview of the Broadway production of Deaf West's "Spring Awakening," including interviews with Oscar winner Marlee Matlin and Emmy winner Camryn Manheim * an in-depth interview with Tony Award nominee Steven Boyer of "Hand to God". * a visit to the workshop of award-winning set designer David Korins, who is currently represented on Broadway by "Hamilton" and is designing the upcoming play "Misery". * our monthly roundtable, featuring Ganzman along with Row J" contributing critic Jesse Oxfeld, and executive producer Brian Scott Lipton, discussing their current favorite shows, including "Fool for Love," Ripcord," and "The Absolute Brightness of Leonard Pelkey." * our question of the month, which was posed to numerous cast members and guests at the opening night of "Hamilton," including Jonathan Groff, Christopher Jackson, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Steven Pasquale, Alex Sharp, Philippa Soo, and Aaron Tveit.

ABOUT THE JEWISH CHANNEL Called a "Jewish HBO" by the New York Times, The Jewish Channel is an award-winning premium cable television channel available nationwide. Boasting 50,000 subscribers, TJC is one of the most-subscribed-to Jewish media outlets in the country.

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