List of Jewish theaters

The list of Jewish theaters includes theaters that called or are calling themselves Jewish or Yiddish theaters.

Israel

Tel Aviv

• Habimah National Theater (since 1931)

Europe

Germany

Berlin

• Brothers Herrnfeld Theater (1896–)
• Cabaret theater / Kaftan cabaret (1930–1933)
• Theater of the Jewish Cultural Association
• Bimah Theater (2002-2014)

Hamburg

• Theater Schachar (1998-2004)

Hanover

• Pig Theater

Cologne

• Michoels Theater (since 1996)

Rostock

• Makeah Theater (since 1997)

Netherlands

Amsterdam

• Yiddish cabaret LiLaLo (1959–1983)

Austria

Vienna

• Budapest Orpheum (1891–1938)
• Jewish stage (1908–1938)
• Max & Moritz (1910–1938, 1947–)
• Free Jewish Volksbühne (1919–1922)
• Jewish artist cabaret (1925–1931)
• Jewish artist games (1928–1938)
• Jewish-Political Cabaret (1928–1938)
• Jewish cultural theater (1935–1938)
• Jewish Theater Austria (since 1999)
• Hamakom Nestroyhof Theater (since 2009)

Poland

Kraków

• Jewish theater (-1939)

Łódź

• Marionette Theater Chad Gadje (1922-)
• Variety theater Schor habor (1922-)
• Cabaret Ararat (1927-)
• Jewish puppet theater (1927-)
• Jewish theater (-1950)

Warsaw

• Kamiński Theater (1914-)
• Yiddish Art Theater (1921-)
• Yiddish Cabaret Theater Azazel (1925-)
• Ida Kamińska Theater (1933-)
• Jewish theater "Esther Rachel and Ida Kamiński" (since 1950)

Wroclaw (Breslau)

• Lower Silesian Jewish Theater (-1950)

Romania

Bucharest

• State Jewish Theater (since 1941)

Iasi

• State Jewish Theater (1949–1964)

Russia

Moscow

• Habimah Theater (until 1926)
• State Jewish Theater (1920–1949)

Sweden

Stockholm

• Jewish theater (1995-2013)

Ukraine

Lviv (Lviv)

• State Jewish Theater (1940s, Soviet Union)

North and South America

Argentina

Buenos Aires

• Jewish theater (1901-)

Canada

Montreal

• Yiddish Theater Dora Wasserman (since 1958)

Winnipeg

• Jewish Theater

United States

new York

• Grand Theater (1903-)
• Folksbiene (since 1915)
• Yiddish Art Theater (1918-1958)
• Jewish Theater (since 1994)
• New Yiddish Rep

Asia

Kyrgyzstan

Bishkek (formerly Frunze)

• Jewish theater (1940s)

Russia

Birobidzhan

• Jewish musical theater
• Jewish theater

Uzbekistan

Tashkent

• Jewish theater (1937-)

literature

• Zalmen Zylbercwaig : Leksikon fun Yidishn Teater (subtitle: Lexicon of the Yiddish Theater, first two volumes together with Jacob Mestel), Hebrew Actors Union of America (Ed.), Vol. 1–4 New York 1931–1963, Vol. 5– 6 Mexico City 1965–67.