As real as theater gets, “A View from 151st St.” is the latest theatrical production from Bob Glaudini and Peter Dubois featuring Frank151 friends Andre Royo of HBO’s The Wire and Craig “muMsâ€? Grant.

In this world premiere from the team that created last season’s LAByrinth smash hit “Jack Goes Boating,” cops, rappers, dealers, teachers, hustlers, husbands and wives dwell in the rhythms of rap, raw humor, aphasic staccato and live jazz. With an eight-member ensemble cast you’ll recognize from such television programs as Oz and The Wire, such films as Miami Vice and United 93, this unique exploration of language and life in New York City also features an on stage jazz trio.

We at Frank got our hands on a couple of passes. Instead of going ourselves, we’ve decided to give the pair of tickets to the first reader to respond to info(at)frank151.com! If you’re in or around New York City, speak up and claim your tickets.

The show runs until November 4th. More info and a complete schedule of show times here. Read the New York Times review here.

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