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31 min
A narrative about "the days when the Jews found rest from their enemies and the month that was transformed from pain to joy, from mourning to a feast day." A parable about the courage to arrive in another country and a funny mound of joy about luck in misfortune. Narrated by György Konrád and performed by immigrants from Central and South-Eastern Europe.
| Name | Character | Team | |
|---|---|---|---|
| György Konrád | Reader of the Megilla | Unowned | |
| Genrietta Liakhorvitskaia | Ester | Unowned | |
| Michael Enenstein | King Achaschwerosch | Unowned | |
| Viatcheslav Demidov | Haman | Unowned | |
| Boris Raev | Mordechai | Unowned | |
| Alla Prymak | Queen Waschti | Unowned | |
| Isaak Plapler | Memuchan the wise | Unowned | |
| Isaak Kipperstein | Writer | Unowned | |
| Davyd Yanovskiy | Master of Ceremonies | Unowned | |
| Bella Bernstein | Eunuch | Unowned | |
| Tamara Firsova | Eunuch | Unowned | |
| Lilija Yanovska | Lady-in-waiting | Unowned | |
| Natalia Tuvia | Lady-in-waiting | Unowned | |
| Clara Chvets | Purimguest | Unowned |