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Last Jew in Europe
Presented by the Jewish Theatre of
New York, this comedy-drama focuses
on the resurgence of anti-Semitism
in Europe. Set in present day Lodz,
Poland — where the streets are cov-
ered with hateful graffiti denouncing
Jews — it tells the story of a young
Jewish man about to marry a Christian
girl but afraid to admit his heritage
and an American Mormon who comes
to Poland in search of Jews. Instead
of using the stage, the actors move
around in the audience, making the
viewers part of the production.
At the Triad, 158 W 72 St. (212) 352-
3101.

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This powerful story of three
Palestinian brothers and how they are
affected by the Israeli occupation of
the West Bank, written by Israeli play-
wright Ilan Hatsor, is set in the back
room of a butcher shop in 1990 dur-
ing the first intifada. The production
is produced and directed by Israeli-
American playwright Ami Dayan, who
is a distant relative of Israel's famous
military leader, Moshe Dayan.
At the DR2 Theatre, 103 E. 15 St. 212-
239-6200.

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Carmen Ghia in The Producers; devi-
ous druggist George Williams on
Desperate Housewives) takes the lead
role in the musical.
Directed and choreographed by
Susan Stroman (The Producers), with
all new songs by Brooks, the produc-
tion also stars Megan Mullally (Will &
Grace) as Elizabeth, the role created by
Jewish actress Madeline Kahn in the
film, and Troy-raised Sutton Foster, a
Tony winner for Thoroughly Modern
Millie, as Frankenstein's assistant,
Inga.
At the Hilton Theater, 42nd Street
and 7th Avenue. (212) 307-4100.

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The Glorious Ones
Based on the novel by Francine Prose,
this musical, about seven archetypal
characters in a 16th-century commedia
dell'arte troupe in Italy, has a score by
longtime musical partners composer
Stephen Flaherty and Jewish librettist-
lyricist Lynn Ahrens (Ragtime).
Jewish actor Marc Kudisch (Tony-
nominated for Chitty Chitty Bang
Bang) plays the "charismatic leading
man"; his mother (Florence Rosenthal)
grew up in Detroit and graduated from
Mumford High School.
Playing the "old miser" is Detroit
native David Patrick Kelly, who played
President Truman in last year's Clint
Eastwood-helmed film Flags of
Our Fathers. He is the brother of IN
Platinum Senior Art Director Marge
Kelly.
Through Jan. 6 at the Mitzi E.
Newhouse Theater at Lincoln Center,
150 W 65th St. (212) 239-6200.

Kleynkunst!
Presented by the National Yiddish
Theatre-Folksbiene, this lively bilin-
gual Yiddish and English review with
songs and sketches celebrates the
decadent and creative cabaret scene
that flourished in Jewish Warsaw from
1921-1941.
Running Nov. 18-Dec. 30 at the Jewish
Community Center, 334 Amsterdam
Ave. at 76th Street. (212) 279-4200. H