Bravo, Caruso!
by William Luce
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Readers find the play to be funny, charming, and entertaining. The overall impression is positive, highlighting its appeal to a wide audience.
Synopsis
"The author of The Belle of Amherst, The Last Flapper, Bronte and Lucifer's Child takes you backstage at the Metropolitan opera, Christmas 1920, to meet the greatest tenor in history.
You become a reporter conducting an interview in Enrico Caruso's dressing room as his valet Mario helps him prepare for a performance which, unknown to both men, will be his last"--Page 4 of cover.
Press Reviews
"An exciting, funny, bittersweet play...Eloquent...[and] engaging."
— Variety
Characters
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Mario Fantini his dresser, short, slim, dark, bustling and efficient manner, a whimsical and chaplinesque figure. |
Enrico Caruso the great tenor about to play his final performance, carries a cane, speaks in a charming broken English |
Publication
Bravo, Caruso! is a American play written by William Luce and published by Samuel French in New York (1992).
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Samuel French · 1992 · 73 pp
Performance Rights
Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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