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Members say: Clever, Entertaining, Funny, Raunchy, Quirky

Theater of the Apes and The Tank presents Greg Kotis's ("Urinetown") wild, darkly comic riff on the Santa Claus myth. More…

Many people think they know the truth about Santa, but they are wrong. Ho ho ho, children! Santa has some shocking unadvertised powers, a couple of half-mortal offspring his wife hasn't found out about yet, and a lot on his mind. He's tired of those damn singing elves. He's tired of the lies. This is the Christmas Santa will reveal his true self. Prepare for the Ragnarök, urm, Santa Claus's Return to Off-Off-Broadway.

Ends Dec 20 | The Tank (Midtown W)

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Funny, Clever, Quirky, Entertaining

SarahSueMookie1
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December 10th, 2018

See it if A Santa with twist of naughty and nice. Fill with a fun.

Don't see it if It's a little quirky. If you need a normal Santa.

Also Funny story around 70 minutes. The whole theater is lit up and decorated with gift boxes, colorful lights, Christmas wonderland with Santa being naughty.... Read more Read less

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Clever, Raunchy, Entertaining

Bill 6228
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December 10th, 2018

See it if you want to see a show true to its name. The show is a play with music rather than a musical and strives to give a real history of "Santa"

Don't see it if you have a child who you want to believe in Santa.

Also An entertaining show (the children are particularly good) that actually teaches a "history" lesson.

Definitely NOT for 6 year olds from Toms River, NJ. The show gives the "history" of "Santa" across across nations, times and culture completely without reverence for any of those traditions.... Read more Read less

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