The Yiddish Stage as a Temporary Home

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Exploring the Yiddish theater's cultural significance, this work delves into its role as a refuge for Jewish identity and expression. It highlights the vibrant performances that served as a temporary sanctuary during times of upheaval, showcasing the interplay between art and community. The book examines key figures, productions, and the evolution of the theater, illustrating how it became a pivotal space for storytelling and solidarity among Jewish immigrants. Through this lens, it captures the essence of resilience and creativity in a transient world.