Yiddish Theater in Romania Fights to Stay Alive, Despite Dwindling Number of People Familiar With Former Lingua Franca of Eastern European Jewry | Algemeiner.com

One of the last vestiges of Romania’s formerly large and flourishing Jewish community — a theater that puts on plays in Yiddish — is struggling to keep itself alive and relevant, despite the dwindling number of people in the country who speak the language, a New York Times feature detailed on Sunday.