Yiddish theatre in New York around the turn of the century was vibrant: in the small Bowery theaters, Jews of all nationalities and branches of Judaism came to watch shows full of emotion and sorrow, joy and exuberance, all in the tongue common to European Jews: Yiddish. Theater J, with the first full production of […] The post Review: The Jewish Queen Lear, world premiere of Yiddish theatre classic appeared first …
SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 10:47AM on March 20, 2019