The Trial of William Shakespeare
by Alexander Poch Goldin
In 1947, a traveling, British Shakespeare troupe arrives to present a production of The Merchant of Venice in Tel Aviv, Palestine. The Theatre’s Artistic Director decides the play is antisemitic and won’t allow it to be produced, culminating in a sensational public trial to determine whether, The Merchant of Venice is antisemitic or not. A powerful journey through jewish identity, family, theatre, and democracy...
In 1947, a traveling, British Shakespeare troupe arrives to present a production of The Merchant of Venice in Tel Aviv, Palestine. The Theatre’s Artistic Director decides the play is antisemitic and won’t allow it to be produced, culminating in a sensational public trial to determine whether, The Merchant of Venice is antisemitic or not. A powerful journey through jewish identity, family, theatre, and democracy.
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