Whenever Tovah Feldshuh takes a pensive puff on a cigarette, pounds a frustrated fist on a table or confides a profound anxiety, out of all that smoke, noise and intimation of private terror emerges yet another searing trace of Golda " as in Golda Meir, the storied Israeli prime minister, whom, over the course of "Golda's Balcony," Feldshuh so captivatingly inhabits that you wouldn't be taken aback to hear the actres…
SOURCE: Washington Post at 12:51PM on April 15, 2014