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Imagining Heschel (A Man Can Come Too Late) is a provocative two-person theatre piece written by Colin Greer. The production dramatizes imagined conversations between Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel and Cardinal Augustin Bea during the Second Vatican Council, inviting audiences into a intimate, morally charged dialogue about faith, reform, and historical memory. Though not a musical act, this theatre work has resonated with audiences across major stages and academic venues, transitioning from a celebrated Off-Broadway run to subsequent readings and performances in academic settings and regional theatres.