While Yiddish lives, Isaac Bashevis Singer’s ghost stories may flourish
The play ‘Bashevis’ Demons’ puts three of the Nobel winner’s scary tales on their feet
The play ‘Bashevis’ Demons’ puts three of the Nobel winner’s scary tales on their feet
The play about love and supernatural possession symbolizes both the destruction of European Jewry and Jewish resilience
As a second-generation Bundist, I find the theater collective GLYK’s pro-Palestinian alignment misguided
In the Jewish version of King Lear, the title character finds a happy ending. Biden has done the same
Joan Micklin Silver’s classic film debuts as a play at Theater J
The Atlantic's new issue features a deep dive into American antisemitism. Its cover tells a slightly different story
Playwright Mikhl Yashinsky proves you don’t need a Yiddish-speaking milieu to create high-quality works of drama in the language
New Yiddish Rep’s ‘Gospel According to Chaim’ gracefully grapples with a taboo subject
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