Come to see Eugenio at the Arlington Mill Stage on Wednesday, November 19 at 7:30 PM

In the summer of 1944, American forces liberated Rome from Nazi occupation.  Now

ARLINGTON MILL CENTER STAGE AND THE SEVENTH STREET PLAYHOUSE

PRESENT

EUGENIO

A PLAY ABOUT FORGIVENESS

 

AS STAGED AT THE KENNEDY CENTER, THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB, THE DRAMATISTS GUILD OF AMERICA, THE NEW YORK MIDTOWN FESTIVAL, AND THE UNIVERSAL THEATRE AND THE GREENBELT ARTS CENTER

By

ANTHONY ERNEST GALLO

Wednesday, November 19, 2014    7:30 PM

 

Seventy years ago, American forces liberated Rome from Nazi occupation. 

This fact-based, two-act drama deals with that tragic period in Italy during the Holocaust when fifteen hundred Jews were sent to their deaths at Auschwitz.  The drama touches on the role of the Church and the Holocaust, and examines forgiveness amidst three conversions. Rome's aloof and scholarly Chief Rabbi Israel Zolli loses faith following the apparent slaughter of his Polish family. He receives asylum in the Vatican, where he comes to appreciate Jesus as God suffering for humanity. The Rabbi rediscovers faith and converts to Roman Catholicism. This is seen as a betrayal of his spiritual duty and a defection to the age-old enemy. Was his conversion one of conviction or merely gratitude? What does he demand at his baptism that eventually removes a major symbol of discrimination?         

CAST AND CREW

Steven Rosenthal, Ronnie Hardcastle, Shirl Weaver, Ben Robles, David Weaver, Bunty Ketcham, George Spencer, Beatrix Whitehall, Muriel Turner, Annette Landers.   

 Questions and Reservations : Jenifer Weber    jweber@arlingtonva.us   703-228 7320  Agallo2368@verion.net     202 544 6973   No charge or donation /Free indoor Parking.

 

Websites:

Eugenio:

In the summer of 1944, American forces liberated Rome from Nazi occupation.  Now

ARLINGTON MILL CENTER STAGE AND THE SEVENTH STREET PLAYHOUSE

PRESENT

EUGENIO

A PLAY ABOUT FORGIVENESS

 

AS STAGED AT THE KENNEDY CENTER, THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB, THE DRAMATISTS GUILD OF AMERICA, THE NEW YORK MIDTOWN FESTIVAL, AND THE UNIVERSAL THEATRE AND THE GREENBELT ARTS CENTER

By

ANTHONY ERNEST GALLO

Wednesday, November 19, 2014    7:30 PM

 

Seventy years ago, American forces liberated Rome from Nazi occupation. 

This fact-based, two-act drama deals with that tragic period in Italy during the Holocaust when fifteen hundred Jews were sent to their deaths at Auschwitz.  The drama touches on the role of the Church and the Holocaust, and examines forgiveness amidst three conversions. Rome's aloof and scholarly Chief Rabbi Israel Zolli loses faith following the apparent slaughter of his Polish family. He receives asylum in the Vatican, where he comes to appreciate Jesus as God suffering for humanity. The Rabbi rediscovers faith and converts to Roman Catholicism. This is seen as a betrayal of his spiritual duty and a defection to the age-old enemy. Was his conversion one of conviction or merely gratitude? What does he demand at his baptism that eventually removes a major symbol of discrimination?         

CAST AND CREW

Steven Rosenthal, Ronnie Hardcastle, Shirl Weaver, Ben Robles, David Weaver, Bunty Ketcham, George Spencer, Beatrix Whitehall, Muriel Turner, Annette Landers.   

 

Wednesday, November 19, 2014    7:30 PM

 Questions and Reservations : Jenifer Weber    jweber@arlingtonva.us   703-228 7320  Agallo2368@verion.net     202 544 6973   No charge or donation /Free indoor Parking.

 

Websites:

Eugenio: http://eugenio.aegallo.com  

Arlington Mill: http://parks.arlingtonva.us/locations/arlington-mill-community-center/ http://parks.arlingtonva.us/locations/arlington-mill-community-center/

In the summer of 1944, American forces liberated Rome from Nazi occupation. Now

  Arlington Mill: http://parks.arlingtonva.us/locations/arlington-mill-community-center/