City Tech college students are running the IT behind an interactive clowning show by Mark Gidnick. Gidnick explains it as basically the same plot as Charlie Chaplin’s famous Modern Times, only in the social media age, on News 12 Brooklyn.
The show is called Wingman. See it for $20. The show will be up Friday and Saturday night at 8PM. More info here. It’s a project of Theatreworks.
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