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Bruno Kirby Celebrity Reading Series: Machiavelli

The Hayworth
Los Angeles, CA


The play opens with Alfonso, a major in the service of military police in Florence, addressing the audience.  Set in Florence in the early 1500's, Vetere's MACHIAVELLI is a witty comedy with bite about the great political thinker and his equally clever wife, Marietta.  Within a constantly changing world of intrigue, they must use their wits to navigate the outrageous whims and violent behavior of Giuliano and Lorenzo of the  Medicis, as with, their own daughter, Baccina's, shocking rebellion.  Should Machiavell help his sworn enemy, the Medici family, in order to help his own family survive to fight another day...or confront them and put all their lives in jeopardy?  When the trials and tribulations of the Renaissance rule the day, it isn't always enough to be Machiavellian.   Even for Machiavelli.
Most famous for his extraordinary political treatise, The Prince, Niccolo Machiavelli is a playwright's dream.  And Machiavelli by Richard Vetere, is an audience's delight.  Don't miss what critics have called "snappy, surprising, stimulating, and all together satisfying."

Note: Parking is located only steps from the theatre for $7. The Hayworth is located between Coronado and Carondelet Streets one block east of Rampart.

Kid Friendly: No
Dog Friendly: No
Non-Smoking: No
Wheelchair Accessible: No


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Who: Jen Kimpfbeck
Phone: 213-389-9860
Web: http://www.thehayworth.com
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Event Details
Dates
 
Start: Monday Sep 24, 2007 8:00 PM
End: Monday Sep 24, 2007 11:00 PM

Prices
  $15.00

Location
  The Hayworth
2511 Wilshire Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90057
United States

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