New documentary captures the lively history of Yiddish theater in America
The film opens with a superb Yiddish vaudeville number performed by the widely mourned Bruce Adler
The film opens with a superb Yiddish vaudeville number performed by the widely mourned Bruce Adler
In a new production currently playing in London, Isaac Bashevis Singer’s Yeshiva boy makes an awkward transition to the Yiddish stage
Born to Christian parents, historian Lasha Shakulashvili was stunned to find Yiddish theater posters in Georgia’s national archives
The scene reminds us that even a woman in her 80s could feel like a little girl again, longing for her “mommy”
A newly translated memoir of the actress Esther Rachel Kamińska describes the Yiddish theater in the early 20th century
Mikhl Yashinsky's zesty 'Feast of the Seven Sinners' marries tradition and taboo, with R-rated consequences
Later in life, the founder of the Public Theater and Shakespeare in the Park reconnected with his Yiddish heritage.
A new play aims to counteract stereotypes promoted by many news articles about the Yiddishist community