The Dybbuk (play)

*The Dybbuk* is a supernatural play by S. Ansky that explores themes of love, possession, and spiritual conflict within Jewish folklore. It centers on a young bride possessed by a restless spirit—specifically, the dybbuk—who seeks to fulfill unfinished business from her past life. The story examines how her love and the community’s faith confront this malevolent force, raising questions about free will, faith, and the boundary between the living and the dead. The play blends mysticism with human drama, offering a compelling look at spiritual beliefs and cultural identity.