In the last act of this play, a character enters a chalk circle to describe a pact he had made with the merchant Sender, that if their children were of opposite (*) genders, they would be wed.
In this play, a nearly-blind old woman maniacally begs to dance more and more with a bride, until she has to be yanked away. The Moscow Art Theater production of this play fell through when the lead actor Michael Chekhov suffered a nervous breakdown rehearsing its climactic scene, during which a man lights black candles and blasts ram horns. In the last act of this play, a character enters a chalk circle to describe a pact he had made with the merchant Sender, that if their children were of opposite (*) genders, they would be wed. This play was written first in Russian under the title Between Two Worlds before being translated to its more familiar language by the author himself. In this play, the poor yeshiva student Khanan takes revenge for not being granted Leah's hand in marriage, by possessing her on her wedding day. For 10 points, name this Yiddish-language play about a demonic spirit, written by S. Ansky.
In this play, a nearly-blind old woman maniacally begs to dance more and more with a bride, until she has to be yanked away.
The Dybbuk [or der Dibuk; accept Between Two Worlds before mentioned; accept Mezh dvukh Mirov before Between Two Worlds is mentioned; accept Tzvishn Zwey Weltn before Between Two Worlds is mentioned]