Wealth, virtue, and destiny collide in Anski’s famous portrayal of haunted love. Intimate and heartbreaking, The Dybbuk is both a cautionary tale and a passionate love story.

An all-female cast presents the world of the play, challenging established hierarchies and revealing an ongoing re-imagination of individual and community mythologies. This production follows the original English translation by Henry G. Alsberg and Winifred Katzin, adding back in some of the Yiddish text. Five performers play over thirty roles in a kaleidoscope of sound, movement, and light.

We are particularly excited to open at La Sala Rossa, one of Montreal’s most popular music venues. With its deep roots in the history of Jewish Montreal, La Sala Rossa is the perfect location for a piece of theatre so rooted in Jewish culture.