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Comedy A high-camp Renaissance cartoon
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|May 27, 2025
Pop Off, Michelangelo! Underbelly Boulevard Soho
The pope vapes, Michelangelo uses Zoom, and Leonardo da Vinci foretells the career of Marisa Tomei. This is not the Renaissance as the textbooks teach it. Dylan MarcAurele's musical comedy mashes up Medici Florence and high-camp modernity to trace two friends' journey from gay schoolmates to the greatest artists of their age.
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