The God Of Vengeance

Set in a Jewish brothel in early 20th-century Warsaw, the play delves into the tumultuous relationship between Yekel, the brothel owner, and his daughter Rifkele, who falls in love with a prostitute named Manke. Their desire to escape Yekel's oppressive world leads to conflict and tragedy, highlighting themes of love, desire, and the struggle between tradition and modern values. Notably, the play's portrayal of lesbianism sparked controversy upon its release, making it a significant work in LGBTQ+ representation.