THE PRINCE AND THE DYBBUK

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In the Europe after World War II, a struggling American vocalist named Great Fredy got help from a ghost of a boy who was killed in the dybbuk, the Holocaust, by the Holocaust. As Dybbuk speaks for Freddy, his incompetence as a vocal performer is invisible, and when he gets to the floor, dybbuk speaks against himself and the millions of other Nazis murders can do. Won the Sydney Taylor Book Award. Death itself was a commentator seen throughout Germany's prominent novels during the Second World War. Although human beings exist, death is sometimes frightened by the cruelty of human beings. German under the rule of Hitler is a cruel center in the lives of German children, nominated "thief", her foster parents, friends, and the neighborhood town of Munich where she lived . These "good German" characters are simple, flawless and can not be forgotten.

Vilner Trupe's Dybbuk originally paid homage to the dead writer, opened up a staggering path from the Warsaw to the Eastern European towns and Italian Italian companies as a whole. It is the world. It has been translated into more than a dozen languages ​​and has become an accepted messenger of Jewish theater arts all over the world. The secret to this development was Habibit's Hebrew language production which was premiered in Moscow in 1922 and then played on Habima with numerous world tours. Known as the Jewish mysterious drama (Mysteriam) stands out from the slow, serious, ceremonialized speech and gesture, and from the tradition of Hasidism.