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The Penetrable Iron Curtain: The Bucharest Jewish State Theater’s Tour to Israel in 1968
exaly +2 more sourcesAbstract Jewish theater is a global, ancient, multilingual, and multicultural phenomenon. Scattered examples of Jewish drama and theater can be found in ancient times, but starting in the medieval period, the creation of Jewish plays and productions expanded, as did the involvement of notable Jews in theater more broadly.
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Yiddish Theater in Soviet Ukraine: Reevaluating Ukrainian–Jewish Relations in the Arts
Ab Imperio, 2011SUMMARY: Как трансформировались межэтнические отношения от Российской империи к советской государственности? В статье Мэйхил Фоулер рассматривается особо проблематичный вариант этих отношений: взаимодействие украинцев и евреев в рамках истории идишского театра в советской Украине.
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Kantor and the jewish theater . Kantor et le théâtre juif
2012Tadeusz Kantor and the Jewish Theatre. The paper discusses the sources of Tadeusz Kantor's "Theatre of Death". One of the main influences seems to have been the Jewish theatre - both Hebraic, and Yiddish. First The Dybbuk that T. Kantor saw in 1938 in the interpretation of Habima Hebraic theatre, directed by a Russian director (E. Vakhtangov) and, less
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Touring Activities of the Chamber Jewish Musical Theater in the Soviet Press
Общество: философия, история, культура, 2023openaire +1 more source
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The significance of the topic of this study lies in the fact that since the creation of the Jewish Autonomous Region, various Jewish national collectives have successfully worked on its territory. However, due to political and economic reasons, they ceased to exist in the 1990s.
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The significance of the topic of this study lies in the fact that since the creation of the Jewish Autonomous Region, various Jewish national collectives have successfully worked on its territory. However, due to political and economic reasons, they ceased to exist in the 1990s.
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Chagall and the artists of the Russian Jewish theater
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Munich’s Jewish Marionette Theater, Moses, and the Jewish Cultural League in Bavaria
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