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Luzer Twersky
Luzer Twersky grew up speaking Yiddish in
a Chassidic home in Boro Park but left that life behind as a young
adult, cutting practically all ties with his family and community. He
now works as an actor in film, television, and theater, performing
both in Yiddish- and English-speaking roles. Twersky appears as one of
the three subjects of the documentary One of Us, recently released on
Netflix, which chronicles his and two others' break from Chassidic
life. Currently, he is performing on the Yiddish stage in New York in
the role of Sam Feinschreiber in "Awake and Sing!" (Yiddish title:
"Vakh Oyf Un Zing"), written by Clifford Odets and translated into
Yiddish by Chaver Paver. The play is being presented by the New
Yiddish Rep theater company at New York's 14th Street Y in Union
Square, with performances Wednesday through Sunday until Dec 24.
Related:
About Luzer Twersky:
- Website: http://www.luzertwersky.net/
About the film "One of Us":
- IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt7214842/
About the play "Awake and Sing"/"Vakh Oyf Un Zing" by New Yiddish Rep:
- Article "Returning 'Awake and Sing!' to Its Yiddish Roots": https://www.tdf.org/articles/1790/Returning-Awake-and-Sing-to-Its-Yiddish-Roots
The show began with Adam Gruzman's "Israel Report", courtesy of the Forverts Sho on the web at yiddish.forward.com.
Intro instrumental music: DEM HELFANDS TANTS, an instrumental track from the CD Jeff Warschauer: The Singing Waltz
Outro music: Drei Dreidele and Happy Chanukah, sung by Cantor Moishe Oysher with chorus and orchestra, from the album The Moishe Oysher Chanukah Party with Abraham Ellstein as musical director
Air Date: De...
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Luzer Twersky grew up speaking Yiddish in
a Chassidic home in Boro Park but left that life behind as a young
adult, cutting practically all ties with his family and community. He
now works as an actor in film, television, and theater, performing
both in Yiddish- and English-speaking roles. Twersky appears as one of
the three subjects of the documentary One of Us, recently released on
Netflix, which chronicles his and two others' break from Chassidic
life. Currently, he is performing on the Yiddish stage in New York in
the role of Sam Feinschreiber in "Awake and Sing!" (Yiddish title:
"Vakh Oyf Un Zing"), written by Clifford Odets and translated into
Yiddish by Chaver Paver. The play is being presented by the New
Yiddish Rep theater company at New York's 14th Street Y in Union
Square, with performances Wednesday through Sunday until Dec 24.
Related:
About Luzer Twersky:
- Website: http://www.luzertwersky.net/
About the film "One of Us":
- IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt7214842/
About the play "Awake and Sing"/"Vakh Oyf Un Zing" by New Yiddish Rep:
- Article "Returning 'Awake and Sing!' to Its Yiddish Roots": https://www.tdf.org/articles/1790/Returning-Awake-and-Sing-to-Its-Yiddish-Roots
The show began with Adam Gruzman's "Israel Report", courtesy of the Forverts Sho on the web at yiddish.forward.com.
Intro instrumental music: DEM HELFANDS TANTS, an instrumental track from the CD Jeff Warschauer: The Singing Waltz
Outro music: Drei Dreidele and Happy Chanukah, sung by Cantor Moishe Oysher with chorus and orchestra, from the album The Moishe Oysher Chanukah Party with Abraham Ellstein as musical director
Air Date: De...
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