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This midtown synagogue has been in business since 1917. Its 199-seat theater remains a place for new theater to be produced, regardless of religious merit.
Writer-director Layon Gray, who has previously delved into Black history in such plays as the long-running Black Angels Over Tuskegee, explores tensions within the African-American community in an ambitious work that looks at one family in three different cultural moments: the Jim Crow period, the Civil Rights era and the eve of the Obama presidency. (The title refers to an apocryphal speech by an 18th-century slave owner that describes how to foster intra-Black discord.)
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