The Battle of Brooklyn; A Farce of Two Acts
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A short play written by a snarky Brooklyn Loyalist in 1776 to mock the American defeat in the largest battle of the War for Independence. Was the Revolution a scam? Were the Founding Fathers idiots? The anonymous author of The Battle of Brooklyn; A Farce of Two Acts thought so! Come down to the lawn at Old Stone House to enjoy this funny piece of 249-year-old propaganda – lovingly abridged, introduced, and directed by local historian Dylan Yeats.
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The Old Stone HouseLocation:
336 3rd Street - Washington Park
Brooklyn, NY, 11215United States
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718-768-3195Contact name:
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The event has already taken place on this date:
08/22/2025
Time:
6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Price:
Free
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