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This Bushwick Actor’s New Play Retells Biblical Scriptures, “With Just a Hint of Blasphemy”

"Let There Be Stuff," Gill's first musical, is a retelling of six books from Genesis.

By Cristin Noonan

Oct. 12, 2016 · 3 min read

Arts & Culture

This Bushwick Actor’s New Play Retells Biblical Scriptures, “With Just a Hint of Blasphemy”

"Let There Be Stuff," Gill's first musical, is a retelling of six books from Genesis.

Cristin Noonan October 12, 2016Oct 12, 2016 · 3 min read

Bushwick resident Jay Winston Gill, also known as Jay Awesome of NBC’s Mysteries of Laura, will debut his first musical comedy, the irreverent Bible-inspired show “Let There Be Stuff,” at East Williamsburg’s Studio 301 NYC, starting Thursday, November 3 at Studio 301 NYC at 8 p.m.

A retelling of six of the most famous stories from Genesis, “Let There Be Stuff” is a cheeky satire…

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This Bushwick Actor’s New Play Retells Biblical Scriptures, “With Just a Hint of Blasphemy”

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