Luigi Jannuzzi
Twelve romances come to life at the Metropolitan Museum of Art! A fast-paced series of eight comedic love plays and four comedic monologues that includes over fifty exhibits at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. Statues, paintings, and fertility gods emerge from their molds and frames. Mix in some famous artists, guards, curators, and one love-seeking tour guide on one special night and you have this comedic hit. In fact, even the artwork speaks to the audience! Using a variety of theatrical styles and rhythms on a single set, the play can be done with three females and three males or up to forty people! Flexible casting and flexible cutting permission makes this comedy perfect for all schools and organizations. It is also a perfect Valentine’s Day play.
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Luigi Jannuzzi is an award-winning playwright of one-act theater pieces, as well as full-length plays, who combines romantic/absurdist comedy with serious themes of love, truth and the need to rise above it all. His one-act plays, such as A Bench at the Edge and The Barbarian ...
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