Yiddish in israel
Worlds of Jewish music and thought
A Polish-born singer brings a taste of the shtetl to Jerusalem.
Pulling Jewish strings: 'Stempenyu' debuts at Tel Aviv's Beit Lessin Theatre
Shmulik Atzmon is helping keep Yiddish alive, will work till age 100
Di Fir Kashes? National Yiddish Theatre to co-present 'Third Seder' for Passover
Yiddishpiel musical comedy proves to be new outlet for actor Dubi Gal
Gal said that it was a joy to return to his roots – “not to mamaloshen but to Bobba loshen.”
All musical on the western Yiddish front
‘The Book of the Rejoicing Soul’ inspires the eclectic Di Tsaytmashin (Time Machine) project.
Nostalgia in Yiddish theater
Yiddish is not dead – not even dying.
Grapevine: Home and away
It's the old story of a prophet not being heard in his own city.
Magical realism
Yiddish author Boris Sandler’s collection of novellas is translated into English.
These comedians want to bring Yiddish humor to TV
The TV show would also introduce a cast of characters from other religious and cultural backgrounds who grapple with similar questions of identity.
Grapevine: Yiddish lovers
Metro Grapevine: Top tips
News briefs from around the nation.
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New play: Wandering Stars
Yiddish is alive and well in Tel Aviv
A surprising number of Jews from the FSU at least understand Yiddish even if they can’t speak it.
A master of disguise
Through creative and alternative methods, Yiddish is being revived and reinserted into Jewish culture.