A Star-Studded Documentary Celebrates Broadway Legend Tovah Feldshuh in TOVAH, a Film by David Serero
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Tovah Feldshuh, the legendary Broadway actress whose fearless performances, intellectual rigor, and commanding presence have defined American theater for more than five decades, is the subject of TOVAH, a new feature-length documentary directed and produced by award-winning filmmaker David Serero. A towering figure of the stage and screen, Feldshuh is revered for her iconic Broadway roles, her groundbreaking portrayals of historical women, most notably Golda Meir, and her Emmy-nominated performance on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. Most recently, she has experienced a renewed rise in mainstream popularity through her acclaimed appearance in Netflix’s hit series Nobody Wants This, introducing her to a new generation of global audiences. The film presents a definitive portrait of an artist whose influence extends far beyond the stage, shaping generations of performers and audiences alike.

Directed and produced by David Serero, TOVAH brings together an extraordinary star cast of acclaimed actors, producers, creators, and cultural voices, underscoring Feldshuh’s singular impact on the performing arts. The film features Oscar Isaac, Dustin Hoffman, Kristen Bell, Patti LuPone, Stephen Schwartz, Peter Gallagher, Adam Brody, Rachel Bloom, Julie Benko, Jared Grimes, Daryl Roth, Chris Silbermann, Michael Adler, Daniel Roher, Elie Chouraqui, Katie Couric, Joy Behar, Erin Foster, Sharon Bialy, Julie Platt, among others, making it one of the most expansive and prestigious assemblies of industry voices ever brought together to honor a Broadway artist.
The official trailer for TOVAH is released today, offering audiences a first look at this landmark dynamic documentary by David Serero.
TRAILER: https://youtu.be/XaS9QJ_qop4
Through exclusive interviews, rare archival footage, and intimate behind-the-scenes access, TOVAH traces Feldshuh’s ascent from a daring young actress to a Broadway institution and cultural icon. The documentary explores her uncompromising artistic standards, her pioneering solo performances, and her enduring commitment to complex, intelligent, and powerful female narratives.
“Tovah Feldshuh is Broadway royalty,” said director David Serero. “This film brings together the voices of those who have been inspired by her brilliance, discipline, and courage. TOVAH is a celebration of dedication to her craft.”
Positioned as both a celebration and a cultural document, TOVAH underscores Feldshuh’s rare ability to bridge Broadway, Hollywood, and television, while remaining fiercely devoted to the theater.
The world premiere of TOVAH will take place at the Boca International Jewish Film Festival on January 26, 2026, with Tovah Feldshuh and David Serero in attendance.
About Tovah Feldshuh
Tovah Feldshuh is one of the most revered and enduring figures in American theater, a Broadway legend whose career spans more than five decades and whose influence extends across stage, film, and television. Renowned for her intelligence, authority, and emotional depth, she has delivered a succession of iconic performances that have shaped modern Broadway, including her acclaimed stage portrayals of Golda Meir, as well as standout roles in Yentl, Walking Tall, Othello, Lend Me a Tenor, and Cabaret. On screen, Feldshuh has reached new generations of audiences through her memorable appearances in television and streaming hits, most recently Netflix’s Nobody Wants This, as well as her Emmy-nominated role on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and performances in Law & Order, The Good Wife, and numerous acclaimed films. Fiercely committed to complex, intelligent female narratives and artistic excellence, she remains a commanding cultural force whose legacy continues to redefine leadership and longevity in the performing arts.
About David Serero
David Serero is an award-winning film and stage director, producer, and performer whose work spans theater, musicals, opera, and documentary filmmaking. He has established a distinctive signature in the documentary genre through in-depth portraits of prominent cultural figures, including Rocancourt, The United States of Elie Tahari, Richard Orlinski: The Art Documentary, Akon: From Africa to the World, Hélène Grimaud: Between The Notes, Serge Lama, and Christian Clavier: La Vis Comica. His work has screened internationally to critical acclaim.
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