>>and being "Jewish" doesn't necessarily mean one follows that religion either. For example: Idina Menzel. Okay, list her as Jewish, but she quit Hebrew school before she was ever bat mitvah'd and, well...yeah. She seems to be pretty open about not really following any particular religion.
I'm sure there are plenty of other "Jewish" performers around like that.
Maybe so, but she was married under a chuppah. Who knows, maybe it was to placate her parents. But she and Taye reportedly brought both of their faiths/traditions to their wedding.
Brad Garrett is Jewish too--that shocked me when I heard it but I guess it's true!
I think Adam Pascal is half-Jewish but doesn't practice anyway.
And Rain Pryor (Richard Pryor's daughter--admittedly not a Broadway person but is going on tour with a one-woman show called "Fried Chicken and Latkes" so please don't flame me--) is half-Jewish, pretty neat, huh! :)
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Updated On: 1/4/06 at 04:04 PM