Heist stories have such a satisfying structure. It’s not just getting one over on the man, but the lead up to it as well: Putting a team together, planning the heist (the target always has it coming!), doing the heist and improvising through unexpected problems. And then that pleasurable sensation at the end: They got away with it. So what happens if you take that structure and jumble it up so that the typical order of things doesn’t matter? That’s the experimental premise behind “Kaleidoscope,” starring Giancarlo Esposito as a master thief who rounds up a crew to abscond with $7 billion in be…
