[Event Canceled.]The famous Jewish writer, polemicist and political and cultural activist S. Ansky's 1914 play The Dybbuk is his most famous work, which has been called the brightest pearl in the history of Jewish theater. The show tells the story of a pair of friends who make a marriage contract for their children, but when the two children grow up, the girl is promised to someone else by her father, and the poor boy turns to the dybbuk for help. The play was described by Israel Today as ‘impeccable, with the utmost concentration and intelligence in every aspect, and the imagery is well chosen and beautifully rendered on stage.’ The show is in Hebrew, with Chinese & English subtitles.