Jewish Theatre

Jewish Theatre of the South, the largest professional Jewish theater in the Southeast, presents regional and world premieres as well as seldom produced plays with Jewish content and universal appeal.

Website for the Leeds Jewish International Theatre Festival The Festival will offer back to back performances over a five day period, with 3 theatres being used simultaneously. This is a unique opportunity for all to come and enjoy Jewish related Performing Arts and Music.

Different propositions from Yiddish Theater in France

The Orphan Queen is a musical theater piece by Cantor Robbie Solomon of Safam. It is a perfect vehicle for a professional or amateur theater group. Ideal for Purim or for any time of year, the story of Esther, the Orphan Queen

Fredelle Bruser Maynard's bittersweet classic novel about growing up Jewish on the prairies in the 1930's, adapted for the stage by Kim Morrissey. Suitable for community theatres. Contains a lesson plan (secondary-level schools).

The site's focus is study of Jewish national art theater as a cultural and social phenomenon of the late 19th - 20th centuries. It comprises a wide scope of materials including scholarship and documentary sources along with supplementary stuff: graphic images and links to electronic resources.

Dedicated to Jewish education and entertainment through the world of plays. Original plays for Purim, Hanukkah, and other festive congregational occasions. Fun skits and other resources for religious school instruction.

Scents of Light is the name of a new musical about the holocaust and the jewish friendship and religious values. It's being presented in Portugal but it's all sang in english.

Cantor/Musician Mark Novak and Storyteller/Juggler Renée Brachfeld present Artist in Residence weekends and performances across the US at synagogues, JCCs, day schools, and community events.

Adapted from diaries written by three young Hungarian Jews and their non-Jewish friend during the last months of WWII- Talking with Angels is an extraordinary account of close friends who found transcendence in the face of tragedy. Woven into their account of Nazi occupation of Budapest are the remarkable conversations they had with numinous forces that appeared to them to be angels. Banned under the Communist regiem in Hungary until 1990 this penetrating true story comes to ife in this uminous one-woman performance.

TEATRON Theatreproduces Jewish-themed plays from Canada and the world’s communities, unveiling the treasures of Jewish tradition, enriching and inspiring the Jewish experience of all theatregoers, leading to better understanding and harmony, while maintaining Jewish values.

For the past two years, the women of Gush Etzion have performed in musical theatrical productions in order to raise the spirits of women throughout Israel. Profits from the production of their past two shows, "JOSEPH and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" and "ESTHER and the Secrets in the King's Court" have gone to the Gush Etzion Foundation to help families and communities that have been hurt by terror.

A description of the Longest Continuously Running Yiddish Theater in the World. Based in New York City, now celebrating its 85th anniversary season. A description of the activities and the organization.