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Silent Tears – The Last Yiddish Tango at The Duncan Theatre
Dates: 11/12/2026
📍 Theatre: The Duncan Theatre
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This award-winning production, performed by the Payadora Tango Ensemble, includes songs based on poems, testimonies, and writings of women victimized during the Holocaust, set to Polish tangos from the 1930s. It tells stories of survival, resilience, and terrible loss, and includes works based on Holocaust survivor Molly Applebaum's diary and memoir, Buried Words. The program is performed in Yiddish with English supertitles, followed by a post-performance discussion led by Dr. Robert Watson.
Cast and Creative Team for Silent Tears – The Last Yiddish Tango at The Duncan Theatre
Creative Team
Based on the theatrical production schedules provided, here are the creative team members identified:
Richard M. Sherman
Composer
Robert B. Sherman
Composer
Julian Fellowes
Book Writer
George Stiles
Composer
Anthony Drewe
Composer
Cameron Mackintosh
Co-creator
Nicholas Wright
Playwright
Keith Garsson
Director
Dr. Paula David
Creator
Shari Upbin
Writer
Shari Upbin
Director
Shari Upbin
Host
Elliot Weiss
Musical Director
Brad Zimmerman
Writer
Based on the document provided, here are the creative team members identified:
Richard M. Sherman
Composer
Dr. Robert Watson
Post-performance Discussion Leader
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