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Dybbuk And Other Tales Of The Supernatural
Tony Kushner
The Dybbuk
by Henry Alsberg, Winifred Katzin
Synopsis
Based on Jewish folklore, its dark implications of other-worldly forces at work in a simple village make for gripping theater.
To the Chassidic Jews of Eastern Europe, a dybbuk was not legend or myth.
When a girl suddenly speaks with the voice of her dead lover, the villagers realize she is possessed by a dybbuk.
A rabbi defies the tormented soul and casts it out.
Publication
Publisher Samuel French
The Dybbuk is a play written by Henry Alsberg and published by Samuel French .
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