THE JOHN F. KENNEDY CENTER
Hosts as Part of the 2012 Page-to-Stage Festival
A SEVENTH STREET PLAYHOUSE STAGED READING
THE BOTTICELLI CRUISE
by
Anthony E. Gallo
IN THE TERRACE GALLERY
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 1, 2012 at 1 PM
Especially designed for sinners. Misses being politically correct. Is the play disrespectful of religions? Four
strange humans! They travel the
dangerous East Coast of Africa. WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE? Where do they come from? Are they who they say they are? Will psychiatrists help? Probably not.
What do they want? What are they
looking for? Why are they on this trip? Three
bizarre and confused characters, plus an elusive Captain, appear in this
two-act drama about a cruise on a small exclusive cruise ship, The Botticelli,
which sails around the east coast of Africa along the warm Indian
Ocean . BERNARD is taking his 40th cruise. BOO, now on her 10th cruise, early
forties, five times married, likes her gin.
And ARTHUR, the accommodating Somalian waiter, is very obliging toward
both, but seems secretive. They cruise
toward dangerous ports with revolutions, terrorists, and pirates. All rumors, of course. They each claim they
want nothing. And then the weird ship Captain?
Bernard Jan
Forbes
Boo Tarpley
Long
Arthur Jonathan Gadsden
Captain Botticelli Lenny
Levy
Narrator Beatrix
Whitehall
Sound Design Beatrix
Whitehall
Associate Director David Weaver
Questions:
Anthony E. Gallo (202) 544-6973 agallo2368@verizon.net
The Botticelli Cruise:
http://botticelli.aegallo.com
- NO CHARGE
- COMPLIMENTARY SHUTTLE FROM GW METRO STOP
- OR PARK AT THE
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