Yiddish Theater

If there is going to be a revival, in the true sense, it is going to depend on young artists who can speak, read and write Yiddish. People like Eli Rosen, Malky Goldman, Luzer Twersky, Melissa Weiss, Moshe Lobel, Dovid Lew, Bunia, Gera Sandler, Mira Kessler, and others, from both

So there’s this thing called Jewish Time, which is also called being late. In true NYRT style, we observed Jewish Time while prepping for Sunday’s matinee, opening the house a mere 5 minutes before our scheduled show start time. The (amazing) director was working with the actors up until the

Gut morgn! Ruby here, checking in with my second blog post! Though I originally planned on making this a daily blog, I’ve decided to combine my reflections from the last two days. I made this decision after realizing that, in terms of my schedule, they were structurally very similar. So,

Hi there! My name is Ruby Lowenstein and I’m currently an intern at the New Yiddish Rep. I’ll be using this blog as a diary of sorts, to talk about my experiences and observations of day-to-day life at NYRT… Or other stuff! Maybe I’ll even throw in a few questions…