BEATRICE Plays Producers' Club This Weekend

Marrow's Edge will present the World Premiere of Beatrice, a new play written by Elijah Guo and directed by Ria T. DiLullo. Beatrice centers on Dante's love interest and principal muse -- but gives its main character the attention she deserves.

Beatrice runs this weekend, April 11th and 12th at the Sonnet Theater of the Producers' Club, 358 W 44th St., New York, NY. Performances are Saturday 4/11 at 7:00pm and Sunday 4/12 at 12:00pm, 3:00pm and 7:00pm. Tickets: $12-18, audience size limited to 50. Buying in advance is highly recommended. To buy tickets, visit beatrice.bpt.me. For More Information: www.MarrowsEdge.org.

About the Play:

Beatrice Portinari is just another badass girl who plays the flute. Except for the fact that she lives in Medieval 13th Century Italy. And music really sucks because there's no polyphony. And society has forced her to marry. And she's being followed by this really annoying guy who keeps writing poems about her. Loosely based on the figure at the center of Dante's Vita Nuova and Divine Comedy, BEATRICE is a story of Heaven and Hell, life and death, love and loss, a woman ahead of her time, and the number three.

Personae Dramatis:
Beatrice - Marisa Fratto*
Dante - Bruce Jones
Portinari - Troy Peckham
Simone Dei Bardi - William John Austin*
Carlotta - Chelsea Unzner
Vanna - Emily Olcott
Dulcina - Olivia Jampol
Father Giovanni/Marco - Peter Gallagher
Love - Kelly Higgins

Design Team:
Stage Manager - Milica Bogetic
Light Design - Miranda Poett
Sound Design - Daniela Hart
Costume Design - Matsy Stinson
Photos - Paul Notice

*denotes member of Actors' Equity. This is an AEA-approved Showcase.