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 ‘Tao Soup’

   Scott Kelman is a sort of seiko shihan, or worldly master, of experimental theater. His small troupe, the Drunken Monkeys of Brooklyn Bay, won raves for this ongoing work during a run in Los Angeles last month.

   Don’t be intimidated by Kelman’s avant-garde pedigree; the best thing about the rascally New Yorker’s work is that it’s artful, funny and, most crucially, accessible. And here’s an interesting bonus: Former Doors drummer John Densmore, an old Kelman buddy from L.A., sits in for this weekend’s performances.

 Those willing to brave the circuitous path to the tiny Southeast space — call for directions — will be rewarded.

   — EB
   8 p.m. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, 7 p.m. SUNDAY, through Nov. 13, Brooklyn Bay, 1825 S.E. Franklin St., Bay K, 503-777-5879, reservations recommended, $12-$15
   
 

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