Ilan Stavans, editor of the centennial three-volume collection of Isaac Bashevis Singer’s work.
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Events: Israel's Gesher Theater, one of the only bi-lingual theaters in the world, will be performing two Singer plays at Lincoln Center:
The Slave: July 20 - 21 in Hebrew. July 22 - 23 in Russian.
Shosha: July 24 - 25 in Hebrew.
John Jay College Theater, 10th Avenue between 58th and 59th Streets.
Tickets and information: www.lincolncenter.org or call 212.721.6500
Music: Wandering Jew, by Yale Strom & Klazzj: "Tchainik Waltz" / "70 West 77th"
» More on Isaac Bashevis Singer
Events: Israel's Gesher Theater, one of the only bi-lingual theaters in the world, will be performing two Singer plays at Lincoln Center:
The Slave: July 20 - 21 in Hebrew. July 22 - 23 in Russian.
Shosha: July 24 - 25 in Hebrew.
John Jay College Theater, 10th Avenue between 58th and 59th Streets.
Tickets and information: www.lincolncenter.org or call 212.721.6500
Music: Wandering Jew, by Yale Strom & Klazzj: "Tchainik Waltz" / "70 West 77th"
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