The beloved story of a peasant from Anatevka, Tevye, who dreamt of wealth and bargained with God, is well known to everyone all over the world. The Wrocław staging of this famous musical is traditional, close to the Broadway prototype, performed with reverence and kept in a Chagall mood. The director resurrects a world that is no longer there, a Jewish village from the early twentieth century swept away by tumoltous history. The main advantage of the performance is a monumental set design, plus the cast of 200 performers, spectacular dances, and an incredible orchestra. It is remarkable, thought-provoking version of an old classic.