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Most of the cast including Tevye and Golde, Perchik and Hodel.
Perchik is a young, rebellious student from a university in Kiev. He wants to marry Tevye's daughter, Hodel. He ends up getting arrested for protesting against the Tsar and is sent to prison in Siberia.
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There really are two climaxes in Fiddler on the Roof. The first one is when Hodel is going to the train station. This is a climax because it shows how far she is willing to go to break tradition and marry Perchik. The second climax is in the Chava Sequence with Chava yelling "Papa! Papa!"
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Perchik from "Fiddler on the Roof" is a student from Kiev, which is in Russia.
Most of the cast including Tevye and Golde, Perchik and Hodel.
Perchik is a young, rebellious student from a university in Kiev. He wants to marry Tevye's daughter, Hodel. He ends up getting arrested for protesting against the Tsar and is sent to prison in Siberia.
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There really are two climaxes in Fiddler on the Roof. The first one is when Hodel is going to the train station. This is a climax because it shows how far she is willing to go to break tradition and marry Perchik. The second climax is in the Chava Sequence with Chava yelling "Papa! Papa!"
There really are two climaxes in Fiddler on the Roof. The first one is when Hodel is going to the train station. This is a climax because it shows how far she is willing to go to break tradition and marry Perchik. The second climax is in the Chava Sequence with Chava yelling "Papa! Papa!"
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7-10 yrs old
Chava is 14 years old.
Tradition! The first line in the play as spoken by Tevye: "A Fiddler on the roof! Sounds crazy, no? But every one of us is a Fiddler on the Roof, trying to scratch out a meager tune, without breaking his neck. It isn't easy." Imagine someone playing a fiddle while at the same time maintaining his balance, standing precariously on a roof. The fiddler on the roof represent the Jewish people desperately trying to mantain their identity and patrimony. this becomes increasingly more difficult as the new generations reject traditions that define them; Motle asking to marry Tzitle after Tevye pledges her to the Butcher, Hodel marrying the poor student Perchik and moving to Siberia, and Chava marrying Fyedka, a Christian.
Traditionally, no. Because the entire show is about tradition, and Hodel comes from a very strict Jewish family, there is usually no kissing. However, this is subject to change per your Director's whim.
Fiddler on the Roof was created in 1964.