Marx in Soho
Narrated by Brian Jones
- Released
- July 20, 2010
- Length
- 1 hr 24 mins
- Format
- Performance
- Publisher
- Haymarket Books
In Howard Zinn’s engaging one-man performance, Karl Marx humorously questions why he continues to be declared dead after his significant historical contributions. Resurrected through a bureaucratic mix-up, Marx finds himself in contemporary Soho, New York, where he seeks to clear his name and address his misrepresentation throughout history. This witty portrayal invites listeners to reflect on Marx's legacy and the complexities of his ideas in today’s context.
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