Aktorzy Teatru Żydowskiego - Hobn mir a nygdł/Biri bimbom (Festiwal Warszawa Singera 2009)

Alina Świdowska, Ewa Dąbrowska, Henryk Rajfer, Monika Chrząstowska, Marek Węglarski, Ernestyna Winnicka i wielu innych aktorów Teatru Żydowskiego podczas finałowego koncertu "Lechaim na Próżnej" VI Festiwalu Kultury Żydowskiej Warszawa Singera.

[@barbarastobiecka4174]

Refren nucę z Wami Kochani! Dziękuję i niziutko sie kłaniam!🥰♥️⚘⚘⚘⚘

[@barbarastobiecka4174]

Cudownie! Bardzo dziekuję!!! Wspaniały zespół. Śpiewać i tańczyć to dopiero Artyzm!⚘♥️🥰

[@kazimierzsobczak7283]

Dobrze ze jest możliwość zobaczenia i wrócić wspomnienia pieśni i muzyki tamtych lat, coś pięknego jak czas zaciera przez nowe.

[@renataewadiesner7650]

Kochani pozdrawiam serdecznie z Gorzowa Wielkopolskiego i życzę miłego dnia ⭐🌹słuchając Was serce się raduje i świat jest piękniejszy 💛💙😘😘

[@eduardobrandwaiman342]

I was taught this song when I was 9. Tears come to my eyes every time I hear it!

[@danutajakimowicz51]

Wspaniale!

[@gvozdikaable]

замечательно вспоминаю своих любимых родителей и свое детство

[@mmaciej14]

Pięknie pokazana kultura żydowska.

[@jadwigaborkowska5191]

Opinia Jadwigi Borkowskiej

[@jadwigaborkowska5191]

Do you no bascet

[@jadwigaborkowska5191]

Jadwiga Borkowska say no more haking Kirwan z telefonu6. By mam się bać

[@natashaguberman9762]

Прекрасно!!! Спасибо большое за удовольствие.

[@colendus1]

widzac te wesolosc i te slowa na tym odcinku to lzy sie sacza z moich ucz bo ten narod jest bardzo poniewieranym narodem coz my ci ucinili kochany ludu swiata z dalekiej Canady

[@BytomGirl]

I was here under the umbrella at this wonderful show... had a wonderful time...

[@simonlamstein]

Love is stronger than iron. We jews have always been in love first with life and then with all its good consequences and values. I am really sorry for those who hate themselves so much as to spread what they think is a way of "reasoning". Poor creatures!!!! Hearty thanks to those who bring their art and contagious joy. Simon-Uruguay

[@2cyrell]

beautifull,i heard that song when i was young,,,

[@katharinahuth4242]

super mazaltov , gratulacje zer shejn a shejnen dank . Swietnie ze Zydowska kultura w Polsce znowu sie na nowo obudzila po trudnych czasach . Lechaim , pozdrawiam z daleka Shalom Rina

[@janborkowski2240]

muzyka laczy ludzi

[@ikhlebo]

Thanks got that we still have a people who remember such a nice music.

[@MrJoledetz]

Goog memories from the jewish theatre in Buenos aires My zeide took me two saturdays each month to see the amazing musicals a Mejaie!!!

[@doradyjament374]

Me encanto quisiera estar con ellos muy lindo!!!!

[@ronvodovozov9940]

Super!!! Absolut authentisch!!!

[@Lagolop]

WTF? Since when do women wear tzizit and knickers … lol.

[@beatrizjalfin7206]

Que hermoso Bernardo , es curioso como las raíces están presentes y vivas!! Que emoción!! Gracias por traerlo, recuerdo mucho estos bailes y canciones. Me llega en forma muy particular 💙💙💙

[@markbrik6394]

Bravo ❤Thanks

[@bertarosenohl1996]

Fantastic presentation. Thank you so much and long life to Jewish Theater!

[@tonyjake123]

wonderfull songs keep it up

[@MrNiola]

Bardzo lubię kulturę żydowską.Szalom.

[@renatagraczyk2137]

Jesteśmy w Jedności.

uwielbiam tę posenke...zawsze wykonuję ją z wiekim zaangażowaniem...

[@lubovkaufman3204]

Bylam tu Darku, siedzialam gdzies sprzodu, byl wspanialy concert....

[@Kasia79Gliwice]

+Dariusz Wójcik Bo Ty zawsze robisz wszystko z największym zaangażowaniem i z całym Twoim sercem. Ale chyba nie słyszałam tego utworu w Twoim wykonaniu jeszcze. :)

[@eluniao0919]

Dobrze wiesz Darku, moim marzeniem jest uslyszec cokolwiek w Twoim wykonaniu. Jestem wielka fanka Twojego glosu

[@piotrwysocki5992]

Szanowny PANIE Darku jest Pan Perfekcyjny 🙂

[@user-dd3zp4pe3m]

Прекрасно

[@escandarodriguez5189]

sencillamante espectacular, shalom, simpre alegres Rajel Katzir artzi

[@cantorandopera]

Am dancing . . . this is great!

[@katarzynajaromin8365]

Ładnie❤❤

[@r.blackmore5921]

Long live friendship between Israel and Poland !

[@eleonorastokowskastarzycka2572]

Świetne

[@wipk8245]

Szkoda, że bez tłumaczenia na polski . Mimo to brzmi i wygląda przyzwoicie 😎

[@nellyzalchendler7058]

MUY BUENO.

[@janborkowski2240]

b like this music

[@faina6974]

Long live Yiddish!

[@MieczysawSylwesterKazimierzak]

Chichot historii:ZBRODNIA PRZEMILCZENIA KATYŃ,RZEŹ WOŁYŃSKA,OBŁĘD 44?!

[@user-uh1kt2bk6r]

מאוד יפה זה מהשורשים שלנו

[@siwalfishnewyork]

@lonia200 You are right!! I don't see the point of making that festival... For whom? For jewish people who left Poland in 1968-69? ( like myself) This is very phony and not realistic. I live in Israel and USA where I am 100% Jew, not just for 7 days in Poland-Warsow

[@hanochlanger915]

השפה הנפלאה בעולם.

[@nataliadickstein7900]

Me encanto hraciad

[@yulakountry]

...יפהההההההה עיזה מוסיקה שלייייייי !!!!!!

[@mezeravner]

מדהים

[@hubert1990s]

I'm aware that there were collaborators but It's still sad to me that Poland is accused of the worst evil for years and there is almost no critic of countries that were really supporting nazi Germany ;(

[@heyhihello6458]

I don't think it's nice thing o say @almoni33 Even though everybody thinks that we're kind of antisemistic country that's not true. Lots of people were shocked after '68 when the huge part of Polish Jews leaved Poland because of politics but there was not much we could do with this (or maybe you expect someone fighting with belts and fists against the soviets? Good luck with that). Lots of people loose their friends, loves, great neighbors then and there are lots of people who miss the whole culture which dissapeared in just few days from here. Now when you walk down the street in old Jewish Districts in Warsaw you can feel that there's something missing and those blocks of flats are so boring and grey that it really pains. Sorry for my english - I'm trying to learn it but it's not going as fast as I wish ;)

[@skrech2013]

Your English is good enough. But I wonder if a lot of your people were sad and shocked where they killed and burn hundreds and thousands of Jews, their neighbours and "friends" and ransacked and stole their property. True, there were some (very, very few) who saved a very, very few Jews. No wonder that those who somehow survived left as soon as they can. It was not because of the politics and I assure you, that they are happy to be where they are. Who knows when the next pogrom will come? Do not blame Jews, look at your own tribe.

[@fainagro6323]

GOD BLESS THOSE ACTORS!!!BEAUTIFUL MUSIC, MAKES ME CRY.❤❤❤🌺🌹

[@annakaushansky1564]

Jewish people shouldn’t stay in Poland! And no need for a Jewish theatre for the handful who still live there…

[@Sztajmiler]

Dla większości nie, ale ponieważ musimy płacić 40% swojego dochodu na podatki dla klasy politycznej, to każdy stara się zarobić jak najwiecej, żeby mu jeszcze wystarczyło na życie. Ceny jak pojebane skaczą.

[@yaelpalombo4093]

👏❣️👏

[@Sztajmiler]

@jaskoiwanowski Wiesz co to jest jak Żyd nie ma argumentów, to wtedy jest antysemityzm. I Twój przykład pokazuje, że jak nie wiesz co napisać to mnie nazywasz antysemitą. Wyjątkowo obrzydliwe zachowanie niewiadomo kogo i niewiadomo skąd.

[@Oivey2000]

I think this is Yiddish :-)

[@Osie-ow1bc]

О чем хоть песня? Ale dobrze śpiewają!

[@fridastawski8632]

a glik far maine oiern idish is di ziscait oif der velt

[@user-vz1mq5sb7r]

Tres joli

[@yehoshuaerlich6713]

אוי אוי פּוילן - ﬡַ מאַסן קֵבֶר פֿאַר מײַן פֿאָלק - אוּן דאָך די ייִדישע נְשָׁמָה איז פֿאַרבּליבּן

[@victornecha9248]

SheIn

[@lovemypiano111]

@CzerstwyBogdan Ne po niemecku, to na Yiddish.

[@leviavnon]

זיהר שיין!

[@renatagraczyk2137]

Ich liebe Dich.

[@margauxniewski839]

Ich spreche perfekt deutsch. Ich verstehe jidisch aber nur schlecht. Ich frage mich, ob Schauspieler tatsächlich Deutsch sprechen.

[@user-to7qd5gk5k]

האָבן מיר אַ ניגונדל אין נחת און אין פֿריידן, זינגען מיר עס, זינגען מיר עס, קלינגט עס אַזוי שיין. דאָס האָט נאָך געזונגען די באָבע מיטן זיידן, ווען זיי זייַנען קינדער נאָך געווען. אוי, אוי, אוי, אָט אַזוי זשע ווי דער ניגון קלינגט אַצינדער, אַזאַ פֿריילעכס, אַזאַ פֿריילעכס זינגט זשע קינדער. אָט אַזוי זשע ווי דער ניגון קלינגט אַצינדער, אַזאַ פֿריילעכס לאָמיר אַלע גיין. האָבן מיר אַ ניגונדל זינגען מיר צוזאַמען, זינגען מיר עס, זינגען מיר עס, קלינגט עס אַזוי שיין. דאָס האָט נאָך געזונגען דער טאַטע מיט דער מאַמען, ווען זיי זייַנען קינדער נאָך געווען. אוי, אוי, אוי, אָט אַזוי זשע... האָבן מיר אַ ניגונדל אין מזל און אין ברכה, זינגען מיר עס, זינגען מיר עס, קלינגט עס אַזוי שיין. דאָס האָט נאָך געזונגען די גאַנצע משפחה, ווען זיי זייַנען קינדער נאָך געווען. אוי, אוי, אוי, אָט אַזוי זשע...

[@paulinavictoriaworona5995]

Ich ob dir tsu fill liebe

[@algi1948]

Communists are degenerates by definition. Most Jews in Poland were not communists, although most communists were Jews... it isn't the same, if you can read the difference. Antisemitism was the backbone of Polish nationalism before ww2. Plz read history. The "Endecja", the big boycot on Jews in Poland in 1937 , the common slogan of the popular daily newspaper "Polskie Slowo" - "Bij Zyda i ratoj Polske".. my parents lived then in Poland, so don't say that there was no antisemitism there...

[@Sztajmiler]

As for the years before WWII, it was in my opinion nationalism. Those Poles felt threatened by the Nazis and the Soviets, and in addition have to deal with almost three million Jews, which accounted for 10.5% of the total population Polish state. Of this number, 8% were the followers of Judaism, and others were atheists. Then in Europe, it was a nationalistic state the basis for doctrine. And Jews were stateless. In my opinion this state of affairs caused nationalist behavior.

[@nilimandlern2545]

זה יפה אבל אני לא מבינה יידיש חוץ ממילים בודדות ששמעתי אצל הסבים והסבתות שלי. חהל.. 😊

[@user-dd3zp4pe3m]

Зеер шейн

[@user-lh3mq5qf9h]

Душе бальзам

[@hubert1990s]

more people collaborated with Germans than... where. How would you assess the range of collaboration in Ukraine, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Austria, Hungary (the last is complexed example) not mentioning Germany. Maybe more people stood passive when they should have do sth. but I am sure that you also know that Poland was the only country where helping Jewish was punished by death not only of you but your family and sometimes even neighbors. That was for some reason...

[@kazimierasitko8846]

Balsam dla duszy

[@melancholijny]

@wielbicielPO Czasami lepiej pomyśleć nad tym co się pisze ! Chociaż domyślam się, że w Twoim wypadku to raczej nie możliwe ! ale jakie wychowanie taka mentalność... Nie życzę Ci źle ale jeszcze nie wiadomo gdzie Ty skończysz.

[@siwalfishnewyork]

gdzie sa ci zydzi? tylko wsrod publicznosci!

[@victornecha9248]

tu nish farguezen

[@Sztajmiler]

Ja nie lubie Yiddish, bo ono nie robi pieniendze

[@Sztajmiler]

Nie podoba mi się ta piosenka, bo jest po niemiecku!

[@algi1948]

Wszedzie to samo. Zlodziej na zlodzieju siedzi, i zlodziejem pogania...

[@marekk5501]

Transowe

[@allaaxelrod2005]

Girls dancing with men -- isn't it forbidden? LOL

[@BytomGirl]

+Alla Axelrod Forbidden????? Where did you get this information?

[@allaaxelrod2005]

You sound so incensed. It's not a secret :-). In Jewish tradition women aren't allowed to dance with men. In fact, during wedding men and women sit separately. A Jew is forbidden to touch any other woman but his own wife, just as a woman is forbidden to be touched by any strange man, as in dancing it may happen accidentally. Only in a musical they make this allowance and nobody cares :-). But of course it didn't happen this way in Sholom Aleichem times (the times he describes in the story, on which the musical is based).

[@BytomGirl]

Alla Axelrod Ala, I don;t know where you grew up but I grew up in Poland with Kantor grandfather and playing in a Jewish Theater myself and we always danced in our JCC together at all events. In all Jewish Theater plays in a theater which I have watched for many years (with Ida Kaminska) Jews danced together on the stage... don't put all Jews in one basket... majority of Jews in Israel and other countries are secular. To many of us being Jewish is about birth right and traditions, not strict religious laws. Being Jewish is who we feel in our hearts and not who we can touch.

[@BytomGirl]

And one of the boys dancing with us was a producer of this show (which I happened to attend) and actor of this theater, a friend from childhood.

[@allaaxelrod2005]

I merely said what it's supposed to be according to Jewish laws. Of course secular Jews don't abide by laws. I am, for instance, an atheist and follow any traditions. It doesn't mean I don't have to know about them. But I simply made a note that the musical doesn't follow the correct interpretation of the time rituals. I didn't mean to start the religious or political discussion. And if you ARE indeed Jewish, you should at least make it your business to learn everything there is to know about Jewish traditions, non-withstanding what you yourself follow. Without knowledge Jew will be destroyed, as they already were threatened many times (especially in Poland). You don't have to follow, but you have to KNOW. There is a difference. Just as a note, I myself music directed Fiddler about 6 times and know the show like the back of my hand. :-). I am glad they do it all over the world now, including in once anti-semitic Poland, and even China and Japan. It's very funny to see and hear Tevie singing "If I were a rich man" in Mandarin :-).

[@Kaju666]

o ile mydła.

[@lukilukas1782]

Damian Gajewski Wstyd!!!!

[@DonHichot]

Te "mydlo" nawet do podcierania dupy sie nie nadaje.

[@yaelpalombo4604]

👏♥️👏