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Although the institution has been around in some incarnation since 1971, the sprawling cement complex was only converted from its former state as a WPA building in 1986, and its four stages have been chock-full of experimental, politically conscious theater ever since. Many of the shows—albeit offbeat—are appropriate for children.
Douglas Lackey is a philosophy professor at Baruch College, but as a side hustle he writes dialectical moral biodramas about deep thinkers like Heidegger and Wittgenstein. To clear the palate, he also sometimes dabbles in short intellectual comedies such as this one, which imagines a meeting among Matthew, Mark, Luke and John to hash out the competing truths of their gospels. Mark Harborth directs as cast that comprises Zephyr Caulfield, John Gionis, Nick Freedson, Matthew Foley, Andy English and Barbara McCulloh.
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