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Greetings Pulcinisti,
We are pleased to share with you this latest issue of Clotheslines, the official newsletter of La Pulcina's Admiration Society.
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Joy resounded in New York City throughout the month of May when La Pulcina Piccola returned to the stage in the workshop presentation of SMALL FISH. Ardent pilgrims traveled from afar to the 13th Street Theatre to celebrate the glory that is Pulcina. To her avid admirers who ask, "When can we see this opus again?" we can only reply, "Time will tell." Meanwhile, we have many to wonderful people to thank.
Joshua Nasser, Susan J. Vitucci, & Yael Rizowy at 13th Street Theatre, May 2016
Photo: Max Gordon
Music: Henry Krieger
Libretto & Puppets: Susan J. Vitucci
Music Direction: Ben Krauss
Performers: Joshua Nasser, Yael Rizowy, Susan J. Vitucci
Set Consultant: Charlie Smith
Costume Consultant: Crystal Thompson
Lighting Consultant: James F. Ingalls
Puppetry & Projection Consultant:
Linh Valerie Pham
Sound Engineer: Micah Zuckerman
Videographer: Marina Oriente
Stage Manager: Samuel-Moses Jones
Production Assistant: Ryan Buchannan
Associate Producer: Gilbert Fouchard
We are grateful to the many artists who have given their time and talents to SMALL FISH throughout its evolution (see development history here) and to the following individuals for their advice and counsel on our 2016 workshop: Kate O'Boyle Anderson, Ken Beltrone, Barney Barnes, Laura Maria Censabella, Milan DelVecchio, Luis Gutierrez, John Kelly, Dorothy Ryan Leitch, Mikhaela Mahoney, Fredrick V. Nielsen, II, and Trilby Schreiber.
SMALL FISH has been developed with generous in-kind support from Ensemble Studio Theatre Playwrights Unit, Hudson Scenic Studio (Neil Mazzella), production assistance grants and residencies from New York Theatre Workshop, a residency and development workshop at 1812 Productions (Philadelphia, PA), and development workshops at 13th Street Theatre, Abingdon Theatre and Dixon Place.
And our SMALL FISH donors whose generosity helped to make our May workshop possible.
RARE PHOTO DISCOVERED
La Pulcina Piccola in the Holy Land
Our beloved La Pulcina Piccola is pictured here standing on the ramparts of the ancient city of Jerusalem. Discovered in the stall of a hospitable Bedouin merchant by Scholar-in-residence Susan J. Vitucci, this undated photograph is the first known documentary evidence of La Pulcina's travels in the Holy Land. Ms. Vitucci spotted the extraordinary artifact tucked in a bin of papers while chatting with the vendor and sipping delicious mint tea. Ms. Vitucci purchased several minor baubles from the charming vendor. Pleased with the transaction, he included the photograph with the lot. We are beyond thrilled to share the image with our Pulcinisti.
You will find the latest installment of our beloved heroine's thrilling chronicle here: Chapter 10 The Gift
We invite you to support our ongoing work by making a tax deductible contribution through The Field. For additional information about SMALL FISH (as well as all the Legal Stuff) click here: The Field: Susan J. Vitucci's Sponsored Artist Page.
Spring is the time of rebirth, and that's what's happening with our website. Check out our sleek new readable-on-mobile-devices look.
Long relegated to the dust of history, "The Secret Diaries of La Pulcina Piccola" are now being reissued, much to the delight of Pulcinisti everywhere., Read her own account of the fabled sky-is-falling incident and all that came afterwards.
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