The Habima theatre and the Hebrew stage
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Founded in Moscow in 1917, Habima was the first major professional theatre performing in Hebrew, famous for its staging of An-sky's The Dybbuk under Vakhtangov. The company settled in Palestine and became Israel's national theatre. Its history embodies the revival of Hebrew as a stage language.
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