Bontsha the Silent

A Hasidic family drama explores Peretz's vision of Jewish tradition and its transmission, revealing deep cultural insights and generational ties.

Chaim Grade's story critiques Western Enlightenment, with insights from Professor Wisse's and Milton Himmelfarb’s translations.

Abraham Sutzkever's poem explores post-war survival, offering an unexpected answer to the enduring question of who will remain.

A bride is possessed by her former lover's spirit, sparking a clash between the living and the dead in this renowned play by S. Ansky.

Itzik Manger's poetic fusion of modern Poland and ancient Persia offers a unique, serious yet fun take on the Purim story.