Can I get a Sacco & Vanzetti value meal, super-sized, with a Diet Coke to go, please?
A musical meditation on modern America By Alec Duffy New Perspectives Theatre December 17-20, 2003 Director Alec Duffy brings his absurd humor again to the New York stage with this new work. In the piece, ordinary customers of a fast-food restaurant explore the delicate threads between them using physical comedy and by singing a panoply of American songs. For listings editor: America the Beautiful: Can I get a Sacco & Vanzetti value meal, super-sized, with a Diet Coke to go, please? December 17-20, 2003 Wednesday-Friday, 8 pm Saturday, 2 pm and 8 pm New Perspectives Theatre 750 Eighth Ave., Suite 601 (b/w 46th and 47th) New York, NY Tickets: $8 Reservations: 646-734-8985 Biographies: Alec Duffy (Writer/Director) Alec’s previous work Biography’s Top Ten People of the Millennium Sing Their Favorite Kurt Weill Songs was an award-winner at the New York Fringe Festival and is being readied for an Off-Broadway run in the spring. At the Hangar Theatre Lab, he directed Gertrude Stein’s Turk
