Howard L Rubenstein

Legend has it that a golem was a man-made man created from earth by kabbalistic magic to protect the Jews against the consequences of the historic blood libel. The blood libel was a lie that said that the Jews killed gentile children to obtain blood for their Passover celebration. The libel incited ...

This compact and conveniently sized volume contains the music and lyrics of 23 Passover seder songs, prayers, and chants, and presents them in the order in which they appear in the seder. The book can therefore accompany any haggadah. The book contains traditional and contemporary melodies. The lyri...

This is the Second Edition of Howard Rubenstein's acclaimed translation of AGAMEMNON. It is faithful to the original Greek and rendered with clarity into modern yet beautiful American English. It is unique among translations of ancient works in providing stage directions, which are consistent with t...

This haggadah focuses on the Torah account of how to celebrate Passover, with vigilance, rather than on the traditional manner of celebration, on pillows, in the style of a Roman banquet. And it emphasizes the survival value of the Torah account.

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Euripides' THE TROJAN WOMEN is considered by many to be the greatest of anti-war plays. Rubenstein, whose translation of AGAMEMNON, has been acclaimed, has now translated Euripides' masterpiece in clear American English. Aristophanes and Aristotle (and some modern critics as well) objected to the or...

Howard Rubenstein's play is an adaptation from the French of the classical play by Jean Racine. Rubenstein's version is in standard American English in free verse, which gives a general and modern English-speaking audience access to one of the world's great plays.