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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- The sound of tradition. FIDDLER ON THE ROOF IN YIDDISH is now in performances at Stage 42!
For tickets and more information, visit www.FiddlerNYC.com.
A New York Times Critics’ Pick, Fiddler on the Roof in Yiddish “strikes a deep emotional chord” and “offers a kind of authenticity no other American Fiddler ever has” (The New York Times).
With direction by Oscar and Tony Award®-winner Joel Grey and the Yiddish translation by Shraga Friedman, this production “speaks to us all” (Newsday). It has been hailed as “a richer, deeper interpretation” by The Wall Street Journal, “a mitzvah” by Time Out New York, and AM New York gives it four stars, calling Fiddler on the Roof in Yiddish “perfect.”
Harold Prince, the legendary and original producer of Fiddler on the Roof on Broadway (1965 Winner of 9 Tony® Awards, including Best Musical) says, “If you have seen Fiddler before, you must see this production because it will make you feel you are seeing Fiddler for the first time.”
One of the most celebrated musicals of all time, Fiddler on the Roof, based on Sholem Aleichem’s classic Yiddish stories, features music by Jerry Bock, lyrics by Sheldon Harnick, and book by Joseph Stein, with the original New York stage production directed and choreographed by Jerome Robbins.
In Yiddish with English and Russian Supertitles.
FIDDLER ON THE ROOF IN YIDDISH
With English Supertitles
Now Playing at Stage 42
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Just saw the show yesterday at New World Stages!!! Seriously the most beautiful production ever produced. Truly a beautiful reminder of how proud I am to be a Jew!!!
I came from Florida just to see this production and I am SO GLAD I did. Saw the last performance... words cannot describe how wonderful it was on so many levels. Added bonus of going to the final performance was seeing Joel Grey on stage and meeting the man who translated it into Yiddish 50 years ago and singing Happy Trails To You with the cast. I just bought the CD and cannot wait to listen to it...... please, please I hope this goes on tour so more people can see it and appreciate it. We as Jews and the world need something like this in our lives right now.
One of the best performances I have ever seen in my life!
I flew 2000 miles to see it, and it was so good that I'm flying in to see it again. Can't wait!!
I LOVE the bottle dancing segment in any language. Both that dance segment and the music is just awesome.
Why don't they teach THAT in high school?!?? Wow! I would have loved it! Germanic and Semitic roots and the Jewish cultral components! How rich it would be! What a way yo learn about your self through seeing others in their own eyes ❤
Such an amazing production... such a talented cast! This is Fiddler as it should be... 'siz a mekhaye!
I went to see this 3 times! Good ol times.
What a beautiful production. So worth seeing
The choreography looks wonderful. It must have been so very hard for the cast to have learned their lines in that language.
Yiddish was probably their first language.
Charlie Moskowitz I actually got a change to talk to the cast, and none of their first languages were yiddish! they had about 2 months to learn!
@@sarahrose245 OK Thanks. It sounded like they been talking their whole lives
Can't wait to go when they stop by Arkansas
You think they will find an audience in Arkansas?
@@mammamia4434 me thinks he jests
A groise dank fa upshtellin oif RUclips
Is this coming in vIdeo? Pls!
Зеер шейн
Lord I miss Zero.
he's dead..get over it
@@nondescript2892 When someone creates and is the definitive actor in the role, attention must be paid.
@@madulaoblongata1903Zero created it. Topol was the definitive Tevye.
Zero was the original milkman.