Atom User Reviews for Fiddler: A Miracle of Miracles

If you enjoyed the play or movie this is a must see.

What makes it brilliant is that it demonstrates how universal this distinctly Jewish musical has become, how it has been embraced by many cultures and how it is still influential today.

G. Allen Johnson

San Francisco Chronicle

It’s the story of the conflict between Robbins and Mostel that unveils another layer of how the odds were truly stacked against the show.

Yolanda Machado

TheWrap

The documentary makes a persuasive case as to why this show — grounded very specifically in the lives of a persecuted Jewish shtetl community in 1905 Imperial Russia — continues to connect deeply with audiences across vast divides of religion, race, generation, personal experience and sexuality. Its layers of meaning to anyone who has ever felt ostracized alone have cemented its eternal relevance.

David Rooney

The Hollywood Reporter