Monday, May 16, 2016

Yiddish Theater Exhibit, MCNY


Yiddish Theater Exhibit, MCNY 


Those in the Yiddish theater had no fear.
they even presented Wm. Shakespeare,

not in an intellectual desert
but  "fartaytch un farbessert"
(translated and improved).

Did they change HAM-let a lot,
  revising  both title and plot,

with perhaps no need to use poisoned wine as a device--
since an extra - heavy dose of Jewish cooking might suffice?


HzL
5/16/16

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Subject: Yiddish Theater Exhibit, MCNY thru July
Date: Mon, 16 May 2016 14:25:11 -0400

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Early this century, on New York's Lower East Side, where the Yiddish theater thrived and Shakespeare was an audience favorite, the playbill for a famous Second Avenue production read: "Hamlet, bei William Shakespeare, fartaytch un farbessert" -- Hamlet, by William Shakespeare, translated and improved.

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