Solomon at Artomatic Festival in DC

The Last Days of King Solomon, will have a second performance at the Artomatic Festival at 8 PM, Thursday, July 2. This two-act “black comedy is a modern –day saga about doubt and faith during the latter days of King Solomon. The Festival is located in a brand new building at 55 M Street, SE, Sixth Floor, Washington, DC 20003. Easy metro access because the building is located above Navy Yard Metro Station (Green Line) and near Washington Nationals Park. No nationals ball games that night. There is no charge. Join thousands of participants after the play, and enjoy the works of over 800 visual artists, food, and live music. Stars Leonard Levi, Cora Alter, Brian Doyle, Jean Hudson Miller, Helenmary Ball, Julian Ball.

This two-act “black comedy” is about doubt and faith during the latter days of Solomon, long-time ruler of militarily and economically powerful Israel. The legendary monarch, who holds together a diverse Nation by shrewd domestic and foreign marriages, has lost God’s favor. He is the laughing stock of the nation because he supposedly can not even see the temple he built. Foreign countries wait to attack the borders, and the twelve tribes of Israel are at odds. Division and conflict everywhere! What will become of his world? Directed by Anthony E. Gallo