Socrates in the City is thrilled to report that Socrates (in the person of the Emmy-winning, Yale Drama-trained auteur Yannis Simonides) will actually be coming to the city — yes, to New York City — on January 24th, and will get to speak his piece (or Plato’s famous recollection of his piece, from “The Apology”, circa 399 B.C.) You do not want to miss this! Think of the time it will save you in not having to read Plato’s dialogue! You’ll seem educated and well-read and I won’t tell a soul that it’s all a terrible, terrible sham! Seriously, this is not to be missed. Simonides has performed this critically-acclaimed one-man show all over the world: in Athens (under the Acropolis), in Dubai, in London, in Oxford and Cambridge, in Luxembourg, in Delphi, in Montevideo — and at the U.N. and on NBC’s Today Show. He’s even been booked by Columbia University to do it for their incoming students every two years to kick-off their Core Curriculum! They don’t have to read Plato either! To register for this extraordinary evening, please click here — and hurry! SITC’s introductory rates don’t last long! This will be Saturday night the 24th of January only, at the Society for Ethical Culture at 2 West 64th Street. Now you know! All details are at www.socratesinthecity.com.