One character in this musical sings "Far from the Home I Love" just before she boards a train for Siberia to visit Perchik. Another character concocts a nightmare in which he supposedly dreamt that Fruma-Sarah would murder his daughter in order to convince his wife to let Tzeitzel marry the tailor Motel. Beginning with a song in which two men argue about whether one was sold a horse or a mule and in which the protagonist extols "tradition, tradition!", for 10 points, name this musical based on the stories of Sholom Alei
One character in this musical sings "Far from the Home I Love" just before she boards a train for Siberia to visit Perchik. Another character concocts a nightmare in which he supposedly dreamt that Fruma-Sarah would murder his daughter in order to convince his wife to let Tzeitzel marry the tailor Motel. Beginning with a song in which two men argue about whether one was sold a horse or a mule and in which the protagonist extols "tradition, tradition!", for 10 points, name this musical based on the stories of Sholom Aleichem, a work of Bock and Harnick featuring the Jewish dairyman Tevye, who sings "If I Were a Rich Man".
One character in this musical sings "Far from the Home I Love" just before she boards a train for Siberia to visit Perchik.
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