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The Vilna Shul, Boston. Fall 2025.
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The Vilna Shul, Boston. Fall 2025.
The Vilna Shul and “The Dybbuk” Are A Match Made in Heaven in Arlekin Players’ Must-See Production
Cast of Arlekin Players’ “The Dybbuk” at the Vilna Shul. Photos: Irina Danilova ‘The Dybbuk, or Between Two Worlds’ — Written by Roy Chen. Based on the original play by S. Ansky. Adapted by Igor Golyak and Dr. Rachel Merrill Moss with additional material from the translation by Joachim Neugroschel. Directed by Igor Golyak. Scenic Design by Igor Golyak with Sasha Kuznetsova. Presented by Arlekin…
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Preservation, Intrigue and Property: Dissolving Boston's Vilna Shul Congregation 1985-2001 by Michael Weingarten
Preservation, Intrigue and Property: Dissolving Boston’s Vilna Shul Congregation 1985-2001 by Michael Weingarten
This book tells the story of how a dying synagogue congregation on Boston’s Beacon Hill (the Vilner Congregation, which built and operated the Vilner (Vilna) Shul on Phillips Street) filed what it thought would be an uncontested dissolution plan. The petition instead triggered a reaction in which Jewish communal groups, local synagogues, preservationist interests, First Amendment religious…
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