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"A View From The Bridge"
Presented by
The Barn Theatre
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Photos By Joe Gigli
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Montville -
The Barn Theatre presents Arthur Miller's classic American tragedy "A View From The Bridge" continues the Barn Theatre's 75th anniversary season. A gripping drama set in New York City.
(right) Michael J. Craig, as Eddie; Michael O' Hagan, as Marco; Hope Stevenson, as Catherine; and David Cerullo, as Rodolpho.
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"A View From The Bridge"
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Photos By Joe Gigli
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Montville -
The Barn Theatre presents Arthur Miller's classic American tragedy "A View From The Bridge" directed by Lauren Moran continues the Barn Theatre's 75th anniversary season. A gripping drama set in New York City, "A View From The Bridge" is the story of Eddie Carbone, an admirable immigrant longshoreman, his family and the niece he cares for. Conflict ensues when he takes-in two of his wife's
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(above) Michael J. Craig, as Eddie; and Hope Stevenson, as Catherine. (below)
Eddie and Catherine are joined by Beatrice, played by Corinne Di Giacinto
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cousins, illegally alien waterfront workers. Suspicion and rivalry sparks jealousy when a romance blossoms between the niece and one of the cousins of
whom he does not approve. Questions of loyalties and hidden motivations lead to a climactic conclusion. Ticket price: $15 ($14 for Seniors/students on Sundays only). To reserve tickets or further information:
973-334-9320.
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(left) Catherine, Beatrice and Eddie, meet the family, Rodolpho played by David Cerullo; and Marco, played by Michael O'Hagan.
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(left) Catherine gets between Rodolpho and Eddie. (above right) Eddie welcomes Marco to his house. (below right)
Catherine and Rodolpho, in love. (below left) Alfieri, the attorney played by Jack Sauer, has advice for Eddie.
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(left) Eddie and Beatrice, in the background; Marco, Rodolpho and Catherine. (below left) Eddie and Alfieri. (below right)
Alfieri, played by Jack Sauer.
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