The coy asterisk in the title of Target Margin Theater’s latest production is meant to promote mysterious fascination. The play in question, a classic of New York City’s Yiddish theater in the 1920s by Polish immigrant Peretz Hirschbein, is called “Di Puste Kretshme,” usually translated as “The Haunted Inn.” But whether the inn is actually haunted or simply “abandoned”&…
SOURCE: Backstage at 07:00PM on March 11, 2013