Miriam Bienstock, co-founder of Atlantic Records, recounts a funny story about going to the Yiddish theatre.
Susan Bronson, executive director of the Yiddish Book Center, describes the famous Jewish resort her great aunt owned in the Adirondacks.
Professor Ruth Wisse describes Peretz’s “A Night in the Old Marketplace” as “an attempt to write a kind of mytho-poetic drama about Polish Jewish life in its totality.”
Browse through photos from the family albums to glimpse into the life of Sholem Asch.
Ben Gailing tells the story of his mother's first visit to the Yiddish theatre to see him perform with Maurice Schwartz' Troupe.
Everything sound best - if you say it in Yiddish!
A swinging song about one of the happiest Jewish holidays by Boston’s legendary Yiddish theatre composer, Rueben Ossofsky (heard here on piano).
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