brooklynlyceum - once and future theater

DPAdue process assist
- The Brooklyn Lyceum, a due process challenged theater, coffee shop (and sometimes gym/batting cage) in Brooklyn, needs your help.
  Then ...
    we fight ...
  
      publicly ...
  
        for due process.
  *** NOTE: By helping you can get a say in programming the Lyceum or you can choose for payback by way of helping a cause you can choose.
  --Learn how to vest your vote on Lyceum programming: Lyceum Maru.
  --Learn how to exercise your vote on Lyceum programming: gowanagus.com
  --Learn about JAFOMARU.
  --Help us AD2 Maru.
ABOUTbrooklynlyceum
- the Brooklyn Lyceum
  (and its legal DUE PROCESS dilemma)
  a due-process challenged
  once and future Brooklyn theater and coffee shop
  (if due process has any meaning whatsoever)
  needs your eyes, brainstem and body
  
  Read! Think! Act! Appear!
  
  take simple actions
  to compel the courts
  to do what is
  ethical AND moral AND required
  by statute, case-law, common law and constitution.
  
  Once successful... help us re-program the Brooklyn Lyceum.
  
  HERE
BEFOREPrior Events
- WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE
  A growing list of acts that have graced the Lyceum stage.
  
  Contact us to tell us someone we have missed.
  1st one to submit an act/event with an email gets a curatorial vote when the the Lyceum Due Process train comes in!
  
  MUSIC
  
  fiona apple
  
  dawn landes
  
  yo la tengo
  
  duck baker
  
  marc ribot
  
  polyphonic spree
  
  THEATRE
  
  wax factory
  
  neofuturists
  
  charlie brown christmas
  
  31 bond
  
  project: ground control
  
  DANCE
  
  chris elam
  
  dusan tynek
  
  yanira castro
  
  carrie ahern
  
  all is full of love
  
  COMEDY
  
  gentrify brooklyn
  
  improv summit
  
  ART
  
  surge: nola
  
  janet morgan
  
  marshall arisman
  
  HERE
LOCATIONSinterim spots
- While we work on the courts either :
  
  accepting the original judicial checkmate
  (complaint was statutorily abandoned)
  
  accepting the new judicial checkmate
  the court retroactively created
  in avoiding that original judicial checkmate
  (failure to serve our atty any papers, AND,
  notice to appear a decade in the past,
  no matter whom was served).
  
  We are looking at a couple of interim sites in our other haunts
  (New York State, Philadelphia and Maine).
SWAGSelect Artisan works
- from the Brooklyn Lyceum and a few select artisans.
CONTACTFB, Twitter, E-mail
- Foll ow @brooklynlyceum Add my email please! Contact brooklynlyceum.com
CLUB/GRUBA club with food
- When the Brooklyn Lyceum gets done
  fighting over a non-trivial set of procedural due process violations ...
  
  Blink Fitness could be out in the cold...
  
  When due process returns,
  we will have our own membership club.
  
  Some fitness, some social, some educational,
  some entertainment, some food, some drink.
  
  Take a fully refundable leap into a one year membership.
  
  At least 5,000 square feet,
  and, maybe,
  up to 15,000 square feet of club space.
  
  $25 gets you the first year of membership.
  
  Interested? Join HERE.
  
  When the Brooklyn Lyceum gets done
  fighting over a non-trivial set of procedural due process violations ...
  
  Quality YUM in the midst of industrial, gentrificational chaos.
  
  Canvassing the Gowanus Basin
  (Atlantic to 39th & Fifth to Henry).
  
  --When the Lyceum Due Process dust settles,
  there will need to be food at the Brooklyn Lyceum.
  
  --Gowanus Grub is where
  we search out and review
  local food establishments who might be candidates
  for a Lyceum food popup!
  
  Interested in a review or a pop-up? Take a dip HERE
PROJECTSaccountability missions
- ... System Observers because ...
  unwatched systems tend towards abuse,
  watched systems towards accountability
  
  -- JAFO = Just Another F--king Observer
  (someone there to watch but who is unwelcome to those being watched).
  
  -- MARU, either a Ship or Circle in Japanese.
  Also, an unwinnable situation that was won by resetting the rules
  by Captain James T. Kirk in Star Trek: The Original Series (Kobayashi Maru).
  
  -- We have seen many judicial tricks and have determined
  a little focused attention might remove some friction from the legal system for those who represent themselves.
  
  -- We seek to collect up procedural tricks
  of the judicial trade in a place where
  the self represented can research before they get screwed.
  
  -- We also think observers at key junctures could
  make the life of the self represented more manageable.
  
  A watched court more likely to do its job.
  
  HERE
  
  A movement of reason.
  
  -- A nacent organization to
  provide information on,
  and opposition to,
  judges up for re-election
  if those judges
  have the habit of
  ignoring the law and their oaths.
  
  HERE
  
  (I Can't Stands No More)
  Lawyers, judges and referees ... OH MY!.
  
  -- Lawyers
  and
  Judges
  and
  Referees
  
  sometimes fall on the dark side.
  
  -- ALLICANSTANDS documents their fall.
  
  Shining a teeny tiny flashlight on a few bad apple lawyers.
  
  HERE
  Journalism ain't what it used to be
  
  A years late followup
  to some heated discussions
  about the future of journalism.
  
  Which led to a process diagram
  sketched on the back of an envelope
  that was promptly ignored for years.
  
  Then a media echo chamber of silliness
  effectively cauterized a Democratic leaning populace
  into a zombie-like apathy at the polls.
  
  Not only must objective critical analysis occur
  (whether or not we call it journalism),
  that work needs to be given
  a fertile and sustainable soil from which to spring.
  
  The Growler is that soil.
  
  HERE
HISTORYcoming soon
- Designed by Raymond Francis Almirall.
  Opened Jan 1, 1910

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Will You: take simple actions to help compel the courts to do what is ETHICAL and MORAL and REQUIRED by statute, case-law, common law and constitution? Then help us RE-PROGRAM the Brooklyn Lyceum @ gowanagus.com
Judicial violations of due process brought to you by
Judge Donald Scott Kurtz & Judge Reinaldo Rivera Benjamin Ferencz: And I'm still in there fighting. And you know what keeps me going? I know I'm right.
Rabbi Jacob Kohn: Our faith is kept alive by the knowledge, founded on long experience, that the arc of history is long and bends toward justice