Troupe. In his stage program for the play, Sebastian offered additional praise to his predecessors, but noted that, although "excellent", the Vilna Troupe's text had to be adapted for being too "sketchy". Members Sonia Alomis (alternatively Alumes) Alexander Asro (also spelled Aleksandr Azro) Jacob Bleifer Joseph Buloff Moses Feder Joseph Green (originally surnamed Greenberg) David Herman (director) Leib Kadison Luba Kadison Joseph Kamen Matus Kowalski Jacob Lubotsky Mordechai Mazo Abraham Morewski Noah Nachbush Lea Naomi Miriam Orleska Chaim Shneier (also known as Chaim Hamerow) Eliosha Stein Sholem Tanin Miriam Veide Freda Vitalin Pola Walter Notes References Mickutė, Jolanta (Spring/Summer 2017), "The Vilner Trupe, 1916–30: A Transformation of Shund Theater—For the Sake of National Politics or High Art?" Jewish Social Studies, Vol. 22, No. 3, pp. 98-135. Zylberzweig, Zalmen, ed. (1931). "Vilner trupe" (in Yiddish). Leksikon fun yidishn teater. Vol. 1. New York: Elisheva. cols. 704-717 External links Jewish Theatre in Vilna in the Interwar Period on the Yad Vashem website Yiddish theatre Expressionist theatre Romanian avant-garde Modernist theatre History of Vilnius History of Warsaw History of Bucharest Cultural history of New York City Jewish Russian and Soviet history Jewish Lithuanian history Jewish Polish history Jewish Romanian history Jews and Judaism in New York City Jews and Judaism in Vilnius Theatre companies in Poland Theatre in Russia Theatre in Lithuania Theatre in Romania Theatre in New York City Arts organizations established in 1915 Organizations disestablished in 1931 1915 establishments in Lithuania 1931 disestablishments in Romania Yiddish culture in Lithuania