Sing Sing on stage: the Oscar-nominated drama hits New York
Briefly

Breakin' the Mummy's Code, a play rooted in the 2005 production within a prison program, recently showcased in Manhattan, intertwines humor with historical narratives. The plot centers on an Egyptian navigating time, meeting iconic figures like Robin Hood and Hamlet. Comedy and puns infuse the production with energy, distinguishing it from more typical theater. While the live performance was an abridged version, it reflected the cast's original work, including insights from their experiences, further solidifying its unique place in both theater and film, evidenced by its connection to the documentary Sing Sing.
Breakin' the Mummy's Code, a time-travel play, blends humor and historical figures, showcasing a unique blend of traditional storytelling with modern puns and energy.
The show was part encore, part reunion, featuring the cast from the original production while providing a unique glimpse into its real-life inception.
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