Unpacked spoke to Wolkowitz about his experience working on “The Sabbath Girl,” his Jewish identity, and why he believes there needs to be more diverse Jewish representation in theater.
“I get a lot of Jewish women in tears at the stage door thanking me for representing them on stage. It resonates with me to know that I’m representing so many people on stage who feel like they don’t have that representation anywhere else on Broadway,” Benko said.
“Luna is a rebellious character who was born way ahead of her time. She has dreams and hopes that are not suited for the 1930s in Jerusalem,” Or told Unpacked.