The next performance, its fourth, opened Lou Rodger's Golden Fleece Mother's Day Square One at Theatre 22, bookended by its two songs, "I Drive by Night," and "Until We Meet in Space," and it premiered four incidental music pieces, heightening the drama. They are "The Ebullient Creator," "Gift Time," "Trucker's Circle" and "Kerfukpoo."
Golden Fleece Cast:
Adrian Bewley as Oskar
Peter Dizozza as the accountant, & Truckdriver
Georgie
Samona Shearson as Paulette
Jeffrey Lewis as Jason, and
Amy DiLucia as Puffenstuff.
Michael Aronella contributed hot trombone riffs.
Here's the cryptic E-Mail Announcement of May 7,1999
"My short subject from 1997, Shipping the Satellite,
in which Lockheed Martin, Inc. phases out its aeronautics division in favor of defense (remaindering last year's weapons by selling them at an Arabian
arms convention with help on technical displays by the U.S. Army, Navy
and Airforce -- THAT's planning ahead!), and writes off an untested satellite
by donating it to a 501(c)3 organization, the CEO's girlfriend, who tows
it from New Mexico, cross-country, to launch off the Florida Keys ....
will be performed in its 10 MINUTE ENTIRETY, plus
its two songs, on Mother's Day, May 9th at 8:00 P.M., opening another of
Lou Rodgers' Square One Evenings.
(Last year I presented an amazing introduction
to "Witchfinders" with Liz Brody, Debra Wakefield and Monica Dizozza).
Samona Shearson will recreate her role as Paulette,
ambitious satellite recipient, other incredible cameos to include Adrian
Bewley, Jeffrey Lewis and Mike Aronella.
Sunday, May 9th, 8:00 P.M.
Theatre 22
54 West 22nd Street off 6th Avenue between 5th
and 6th
10.00 Admission
Other presentations include one by Leonard Lehrman.
Happy Mothers
Day to Elaine May and Mike Nichols!
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