STAGE II - SUMMER ONE-ACTS at Powerhouse Theatre in Waveny Park

Concert reading of three one-acts. ALL THERE IS by Joseph Hawkins. THE LAST RITES OF ORSON WELLES by Paul Smith. and THE TRADE THEY MADE by Mari-Claire Vaccaro. Performed by Bob Waters, Jeffrey F. Wright II, Don art Adams, John Fatteross, Tom Petrone, and Olivia Lapine. Directed by Frank S. Petrilli. Seat reservations can be made at email: info@tpnc.org

You'll see one dark dramatic, and two funny one acts.

ALL THERE IS: A Parkinson’s patient, known as “Frankie the Player,” a horse-racing aficionado living out the last years of his life in an elder-care home, is confronted by his alienated son, a failed rock & roll one-hit-wonder, claiming that he is on the verge of a career comeback, but needs his father’s help. -- A dark one-act that looks at the underbelly of family dysfunction and dependence. 

THE TRADE THEY MADE: Two sports fans bemoan the trade of their favorite player, and the idiocy of the front-office that made this stupid decision. -- An amusing look at the minds of sports fans facing a major disappointment in life. 

THE LAST RITES OF ORSON WELLES: Cinematic giant, Orson Welles, films a TV Commercial for a low-cost/cut-rate California Wine. -- A humorous look at the lamentations of a Hollywood star during the disenchanting “Swan-Song” phase of his