Thanks to all of you who have been so supportive through the years. We havea few announcements.
Paul, my newest play is now available from Amaon. You can also see a complete list of available publications Visit link
Amazon Publications: http://Amazon.aegallo.com
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Also, Wikipedia has an article about me which you may wish to visit.
Wikipedia: http://wiki.aegallo.com
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The Seventh Street Playhouse will be performing a production of Lincoln and God at the Greenbelt Arts Center from July 27 to August 5. Veteran actor Lenny Levy directs. http://www.greenbeltartscenter.org/Events.asp
Friday, January 27, 2012
Friday, January 20, 2012
Press Club Rewind - 1.18.2012 | The National Press Club
Press Club Rewind - 1.18.2012 The National Press Club
Hosted Suze Orman, Tavis Smiley, and Cornell West
Hosted Suze Orman, Tavis Smiley, and Cornell West
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
MARGHERITA AT LINCOLNIA IN VIRGINIA
Lincolnia and Seventh Street Playhouse
Present
A PRE- NEW YORK STAGING OF
MARGHERITA
BY
ANTHONY E. GALLO
THE JEWISH MOTHER OF FASCISM COMES TO NORTHERN VIRGINIA
January 23, 2012, 7:00 PM Lincolnia Center
This historically- based two-act drama examines the 25-year relationship between Margherita Sarfatti and Benito Mussolini between 1911 and 1936 during a three-day encounter in 1939. Margherita, the most influential woman in Benito’s life, is trying to leave the country. He knocks at the door. She is well aware of what he wants. He knows what she wants.
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Margherita Sarfatti Mellicent Singham
Benito Mussolini James Howard
James Bullock James McDaniel
Major Karl Klemmer Jan Forbes
Narrator Lenny Levy
Sound Beatrix Whitehall
Sound Operator Lenny Levy
Newscaster Lenny Levy
Cinematographer Matt Lolich
Event Coordinator Liz Smith
Introduction by Karen Albers, Director of Lincolnia Center
Questions: Agallo2368@verion.net or 202 544 6973Lincolnia Senior Center (703) 914-02234710 N Chambliss St, Alexandria, VA 22312 Cross Streets: Between Lincolnia Rd and Beauregard St. No charge or donations.
Present
A PRE- NEW YORK STAGING OF
MARGHERITA
BY
ANTHONY E. GALLO
THE JEWISH MOTHER OF FASCISM COMES TO NORTHERN VIRGINIA
January 23, 2012, 7:00 PM Lincolnia Center
This historically- based two-act drama examines the 25-year relationship between Margherita Sarfatti and Benito Mussolini between 1911 and 1936 during a three-day encounter in 1939. Margherita, the most influential woman in Benito’s life, is trying to leave the country. He knocks at the door. She is well aware of what he wants. He knows what she wants.
.
Margherita Sarfatti Mellicent Singham
Benito Mussolini James Howard
James Bullock James McDaniel
Major Karl Klemmer Jan Forbes
Narrator Lenny Levy
Sound Beatrix Whitehall
Sound Operator Lenny Levy
Newscaster Lenny Levy
Cinematographer Matt Lolich
Event Coordinator Liz Smith
Introduction by Karen Albers, Director of Lincolnia Center
Questions: Agallo2368@verion.net or 202 544 6973Lincolnia Senior Center (703) 914-02234710 N Chambliss St, Alexandria, VA 22312 Cross Streets: Between Lincolnia Rd and Beauregard St. No charge or donations.
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Wikipedia Amazon Dramatists Diary
Spoke on Lincoln and His Religion at Cosmos Club in DC January 13
Hosted Suze Orman, Tavis Smiley, and Cornel West at the National Press Club January 12 on Eradicating Poverty Learn more http://www.mediabistro.com/fishbowldc/
Bio now appears on Wikipedia: http://wiki.aegallo.com
Paul now available from Amazon: http://Amazon.aegallo.com
Seventh Street Playhouse Rehearsal for Margherita on Monday
Photo Appears on Jan/Feb Dramatists Diary of the Dramatists Guild of America at Players Club in NYC
Hosted Suze Orman, Tavis Smiley, and Cornel West at the National Press Club January 12 on Eradicating Poverty Learn more http://www.mediabistro.com/fishbowldc/
Bio now appears on Wikipedia: http://wiki.aegallo.com
Paul now available from Amazon: http://Amazon.aegallo.com
Seventh Street Playhouse Rehearsal for Margherita on Monday
Photo Appears on Jan/Feb Dramatists Diary of the Dramatists Guild of America at Players Club in NYC
Monday, January 2, 2012
The Botticelli Cruise in New York City
THE SEVENTH STREET PLAYHOUSE-LLC PRESENTS A STAGED READING OF
THE BOTTICELLI CRUISE
AT
The Dramatists Guild of America
1501 Broadway Suite 701 New York, NY 10036 Phone: 212-398-9366
The old Paramount Building “In the heart of Broadway”
FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTLIGHTS
FREDERICK LOEWE ROOM
Friday January 6, 2012 6 PM
Written and Directed
by
Anthony E. Gallo
Only three bizarre and confused characters, plus an elusivecaptain, appear in this two-act drama about a cruise on a small exclusive cruise ship, The Botticelli, which sailsaround the east coast of Africa along the warm Indian Ocean. Bernard Angus Berrington Sheed Chesterton Churchill Montmartre Phillips, late forties, is taking his fortieth cruise. Bergthora “Boo” Brodersen, BOO , now on her tenth cruise, early forties five times married likes her gin. Cognac, scotch, bourbon martinis, but anything will do. And Arthur, the accommodating Somalian waiter is very obliging toward both. They seem to like him too. All three appear to be what is on the surface, then more. Bernard proclaims he’s more than one person. She enjoys being on deck and reading her favorite novelist and philosophic guru, J. B. Roehard. Bernard likes her legs. Arthur seems secretuve. They cruise toward dangerous ports with revolutions, terrorists, and pirates. All rumors of course. They each claim they want nothing. But then pirates invade the ship. And more happens
Narrator Tim Wolf
Bernard Colin Davies
Boo Mellicent Singham
Arthur Shanker Singham
Captain Botticelli Tim Wolf
Sound Design David Weaver
Sound Operator Captain Apollo
Stage Manager Captain Apollo
INFORMATION: Agallo2368@verizon.net or 202 544- 6973 NO CHARGE
THE BOTTICELLI CRUISE
AT
The Dramatists Guild of America
1501 Broadway Suite 701 New York, NY 10036 Phone: 212-398-9366
The old Paramount Building “In the heart of Broadway”
FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTLIGHTS
FREDERICK LOEWE ROOM
Friday January 6, 2012 6 PM
Written and Directed
by
Anthony E. Gallo
Only three bizarre and confused characters, plus an elusivecaptain, appear in this two-act drama about a cruise on a small exclusive cruise ship, The Botticelli, which sailsaround the east coast of Africa along the warm Indian Ocean. Bernard Angus Berrington Sheed Chesterton Churchill Montmartre Phillips, late forties, is taking his fortieth cruise. Bergthora “Boo” Brodersen, BOO , now on her tenth cruise, early forties five times married likes her gin. Cognac, scotch, bourbon martinis, but anything will do. And Arthur, the accommodating Somalian waiter is very obliging toward both. They seem to like him too. All three appear to be what is on the surface, then more. Bernard proclaims he’s more than one person. She enjoys being on deck and reading her favorite novelist and philosophic guru, J. B. Roehard. Bernard likes her legs. Arthur seems secretuve. They cruise toward dangerous ports with revolutions, terrorists, and pirates. All rumors of course. They each claim they want nothing. But then pirates invade the ship. And more happens
Narrator Tim Wolf
Bernard Colin Davies
Boo Mellicent Singham
Arthur Shanker Singham
Captain Botticelli Tim Wolf
Sound Design David Weaver
Sound Operator Captain Apollo
Stage Manager Captain Apollo
INFORMATION: Agallo2368@verizon.net or 202 544- 6973 NO CHARGE
Sunday, November 20, 2011
See Motion Picture Charleston Revisited Reading and Previews at Lincolnia Nov 21 7:30 202 544 6973
Lincolnia Senior Center in Virginia
Presents an
EASTERN MARKET STUDIOS
PREVIEW AND STAGED READING
OF A MOTION PICTURE IN PROGRESS
CHARLESTON REVISITED
Monday November 21, 2011 7:30 PM
Screenplay by Anthony E. Gallo
Cinematography by Albert Liesegang
Directed by Roland Branford Gomez
People of the past appear in various forms in this two-act mystery-comedy set on Logan Street in the heart of Charleston, South Carolina’s renowned Historic District. Indomitable Charleston matron Charlotte Butler raises thousands of flowers to the hum of classical music, cultivates birds, plays championship bridge, ballroom dances, sometimes cleans her own house, and spars with both her parrot Jacob and flighty neighbor Ginny (Gin) Middleton. Gin's latest flame is the distinguished former New Hampshire Senator Mark Smythe, now an Archdale Street resident, who appears to have a curious interest in Charlotte. When Gin has to cancel one of her dates with Mark because of an emergency in Savannah, he slips in and visits Charlotte. The visit proves to be more than one of mere curiosity, as we discover that these two unique people have much in common. Charlotte makes Mark accompany her to St. Phillip’s Cemetery at night where they encounter someone she does not want to see.
We will show previews of this motion picture and you will meet the Director, Cinematographer, Screenwriter and Cast.
Cast:
Narrator Tim Wolf
Charlotte Butler Bonnie Jourdan
Senator Mark Smythe Colin Davies
Gin Middleton Tarpley Long (Mellicent Singham, Motion Picture)
Jim Haywood Will Monahan (Jan Forbes, Motion Picture)
Sound: Beatrix Whitehall
Introduction by Karen Albers
Questions: Agallo2368@verion.net or 202 544 6973Lincolnia Senior Center (703) 914-02234710 N Chambliss St, Alexandria, VA 22312 Cross Streets: Between Lincolnia Rd and Beauregard St. No charge or donations
Presents an
EASTERN MARKET STUDIOS
PREVIEW AND STAGED READING
OF A MOTION PICTURE IN PROGRESS
CHARLESTON REVISITED
Monday November 21, 2011 7:30 PM
Screenplay by Anthony E. Gallo
Cinematography by Albert Liesegang
Directed by Roland Branford Gomez
People of the past appear in various forms in this two-act mystery-comedy set on Logan Street in the heart of Charleston, South Carolina’s renowned Historic District. Indomitable Charleston matron Charlotte Butler raises thousands of flowers to the hum of classical music, cultivates birds, plays championship bridge, ballroom dances, sometimes cleans her own house, and spars with both her parrot Jacob and flighty neighbor Ginny (Gin) Middleton. Gin's latest flame is the distinguished former New Hampshire Senator Mark Smythe, now an Archdale Street resident, who appears to have a curious interest in Charlotte. When Gin has to cancel one of her dates with Mark because of an emergency in Savannah, he slips in and visits Charlotte. The visit proves to be more than one of mere curiosity, as we discover that these two unique people have much in common. Charlotte makes Mark accompany her to St. Phillip’s Cemetery at night where they encounter someone she does not want to see.
We will show previews of this motion picture and you will meet the Director, Cinematographer, Screenwriter and Cast.
Cast:
Narrator Tim Wolf
Charlotte Butler Bonnie Jourdan
Senator Mark Smythe Colin Davies
Gin Middleton Tarpley Long (Mellicent Singham, Motion Picture)
Jim Haywood Will Monahan (Jan Forbes, Motion Picture)
Sound: Beatrix Whitehall
Introduction by Karen Albers
Questions: Agallo2368@verion.net or 202 544 6973Lincolnia Senior Center (703) 914-02234710 N Chambliss St, Alexandria, VA 22312 Cross Streets: Between Lincolnia Rd and Beauregard St. No charge or donations
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