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Knowing what “Ben Ikh Bin a Rotshild” meant made one contestant a rich(er) man. But perhaps its biggest audience yet came on Thursday night, when “Jeopardy!” devoted an entire category to it. The ...

Temple Beth-El of Great Neck, a vibrant center for Jewish cultural arts, will present “The History of the American Yiddish Theater: A Musical Overview” with Zalmen Mlotek with the Gold Coast Arts ...

To BE or not to be — ” The actor pauses for effect, then moves downstage. “Let it be, that’s what we paid for!” shouts an old man in the orchestra. Othello gestures to Desdemona, boards a gondola — ...

A new musical from National Yiddish Theater Folksbiene stitches together music written and performed in Eastern Europe in the 1930s and ’40s. By Laura Collins-Hughes Barry Manilow and Bruce Sussman’s ...

STOCKHOLM (JTA) — Actors in this weekend’s production of “Waiting for Godot” at the Royal Dramatic Theater in Stockholm performed neither in the classic play’s original English nor in Swedish ...

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The 33-year-old Chelsea resident is a Yiddish actor and playwright when he isn’t teaching the language at YIVO and The Workers Circle. (New York Jewish Week) — In the Yiddish classes Mikhl Yashinsky ...

Between the late '30s and 2006, the number of Yiddish stage theaters in the Big Apple sadly dwindled from twelve to one. Two of the last remaining institutions were the Folksbiene Yiddish Theatre, ...

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(JTA) In recent years, Yiddish theater has enjoyed a remarkable resurgence, with Yiddish-language performances wowing audiences in New York, online and, last month, Stockholm. But perhaps its biggest ...