Bar
La Barca
2
Madrigal Comedies, 400 Years Apart
Stranded
New Yorkers, Saucy Italians and Drunken Tourists!
May
29-June 1, 2008 at the Flea Theater in Tribeca

Sung
by The Western Wind
Directed
by Valeria Vasilevski
Designed
by
Costumes
by Hollie Nadel
Please join The Western Wind for a staged performance of two delightful
madrigal comedies: Adriano Banchieri’s Barca
di Venetia per Padova (The Boat from Venice to Padua), from 1605,
and Jukebox in the Tavern of Love,
a new work written for The Western Wind by Eric Salzman and Valeria Vasilevski.
There will be drinking, flirting, and story-telling galore!
Barca di Venetia per Padova (The Boat from
By Adriano Banchieri
In Renaissance Venice a
group of travelers ride the canal boat from
Jukebox in the Tavern of Love: A Modern Madrigal Comedy
By Eric Salzman and Valeria Vasilevski
A raging storm and a big blackout drive a motley crew -- a Broadway
hoofer, Catholic nun, Jewish rabbi, Irish poet and Con Ed workman -- into Bar
La Barca where the barkeep offers them shelter from the storm and a chance to
tell their surprising stories in a modern madrigal comedy of manners.
Gala
Opening Thursday, May 29, 2008, 7:00 PM
with performances:
May 30,
7:00 PM
May
31, 3:00 and 7:00 PM
June 1,
5:00 PM
The Flea Theater
General Admission: Sat. Mat. and Sun
$25; Fri &Sat night $30
Student/Senior Rush: $20
Gala Benefit May 29th: $50 and $100
($25 and $75 tax deductible)
To purchase
tickets, please click here. If
you’d like to avoid the service charge, you can book directly through us
at 212-873-2848.
We hope
you’ll join the party! Cheers,
The Western Wind