You should tell Boingboing to get its facts straight, then. Poor Marx -- he was wrong enough without Foucault's perversions.
(The CCC puppet show may have been edited/better recorded on video; it was definitely not a quality production live. In addition to the complaints that we've made so far, I suspect people outside of a 15 degree arc from the center of the stage didn't get to the see much of the screen in the first place; we were within that arc and there were occasions where the puppeteers blocked the view of the audience. I bet sound-quality was better, too, which is ironic given that most amateur stage productions sound worse on recording than live.)
Re: The film is not about Marx
(The CCC puppet show may have been edited/better recorded on video; it was definitely not a quality production live. In addition to the complaints that we've made so far, I suspect people outside of a 15 degree arc from the center of the stage didn't get to the see much of the screen in the first place; we were within that arc and there were occasions where the puppeteers blocked the view of the audience. I bet sound-quality was better, too, which is ironic given that most amateur stage productions sound worse on recording than live.)