Seven Rabbits on a Pole
by John C. Picardi
Synopsis
Love, lust, opera and art occupy the Padroni family, Italian immigrants living on a vegetable farm near Boston in the 1930s.
Widower Enio is the proud father of three children: Peter, the backbone of the family; Lawrence, the young idealist and duaghter Julia, whose simpleminded longing is for love.
A meddling neighbor and a stranger selling rabbits trigger emotional upheavals that uncover secrets and alter lives.
Seven Rabbits on a Pole played to sold out houses in New York City.
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"An epic in the making." - The New York Times"Storytelling at its finest.'' - Curtain Up"If you like a good story well told, add this play to your 'must see' list!"
— Chelsea News
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Seven Rabbits on a Pole is a play written by John C. Picardi and published by Samuel French (2004).
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Samuel French · 2004 · 104 pp
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