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Dimon and Borish: The Torah according to Elvis
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End Days
Written by Deborah Zoe Laufer. Directed by Louis Tyrell. With Scott Borish, Michaela Cronan, Elizabeth Dimon, Terrell Hardcastle, and Jim Shankman. Presented through November 25 at Florida Stage, Plaza del Mar, 262 S. Ocean Blvd., Manalapan. Call 800-514-3837, or visit www.floridastage.org.
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End Days, funny, touchingIt's as natural as a scared and lonely girl rejoicing in the blessed rationality of physics or as a man too traumatized to go outdoors who finds solace in a well-meaning kid with a thing for the King. Life is a terrifying prospect, all things considered. As Hardcastle's Hawking advises Rachel Stein, "Go easy on your mom. We are all just looking for answers."
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