It's 1915 and Anthony Patch, son of Wall Street tycoon-turned Prohibitionist Adam J. Patch, is having one last hurrah. Drink along with him as the party of the decade unfolds in real time, all right in front of your eyes.
The show is performed in a real speakeasy. It's not marked or visible from the street. Follow the sign for the "Lower East Side Toy Company", go down the stairs, through the alley, and you'll soon hear the sounds of jazz. And don't worrry, if someone rats on us and the coppers get called....all of the drinks are served in teacups and paper bags. Those proposers of the 18th Amendment won't catch us!
PLEASE NOTE:
Due to the nature of the show, you are encouraged to walk through the space and/or stand. There are about 50 available seats, first come first serve. If you require a seat, please let us know and we will be sure to accomodate you. Finally, we request that audience members do not speak unless spoken to by an actor.
THE BROKEN LUTE is based on F. Scott Fitzgerald's second novel, The Beautiful and Damned.
Written by: Brooke di Spirito
Featuring: The Sparrows cast and band!
