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Manhattan's Yiddish
Theatre Houses
Here are fourteen of
the many theatre houses that once stood in Manhattan, where Yiddish theatre once was performed.
There were once many more theatres that once stood and entertained many of
those who came before us.
Here you will find forty reviews of Yiddish theatre productions, mostly translated into English from
the original Yiddish,
of Yiddish theatre productions put on in Brooklyn Yiddish theatre houses from
1921-1946.
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Second Avenue Theatre 35-37 Second Avenue |
Yiddish Folks Theatre 189 Second Avenue |
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Public Theatre 66 Second Avenue |
National
Theatre 111-117 East Houston Street |
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Irving Place Theatre |
Yiddish Art Theatre |
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Windsor Theatre |
Lyric
Theatre 100 Third Avenue |
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Clinton Theatre 80 Clinton Street |
Folksbiene Playhouse (Educational Alliance) 175 East Broadway |
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Grand
Theatre 235-237 Grand Street 1903 |
Lenox
Theatre 10 Lenox Avenue |
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People's Theatre 201 Bowery |
Thalia
Theatre and Atlantic Garden 46-46 Bowery, circa 1881 |
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Gabel's
Theatre
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Gabel's
116th Street Theatre
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