Trafficking in Broken Hearts in Fort Lauderdale
By: Beau Higgins
Trafficking In Broken Hearts by Edwin Sanchez
Sol Theatre Project
1140 N. Flagler Dr. Fort Lauderdale 33304
July 14 - August 07, 2005
Preview Thurs, July 14
Thursday - Saturday at 8:00 P.M. and Sunday at 6:00 P.M. Cost: $20 Thurs, Fri, Sun and $22 Sat (students under 30 w/ID - $12
Thurs, Fri, and Sun only)
(cash/personal check only at door)
preview cost: $15 (Students under 30 w/ID - $8)Contact: Robert Hooker at 954-525-6555 (also box office)
reservations may also be made through the web site at
http://www.soltheatre.com
New York City's gritty 42nd Street, before the "great clean up" sets
the scene for Edwin Sanchez's compassionate and streetwise love traingle
between three seemingly opposite gay men. Papo, a Puerto Rican street
hustler past his prime must ultimately decide between a successful,
sexually repressed lawyer, and a blonde haired, blue eyed beauty with a
loving heart and a history of family abuse. How they come together, affect
one another, and ultimately change each lives is the focus of this
sincere, often hilarious, and poingant drama. Be advised - the production
contains full frontal nudity and sexually explicit scenes.
Featuring Angel Perez, Dominick Giombetti, and Ross Pivic
Directed by Robert Hooker . Designed by Robert Hooker and Jim GibbonsSound by Marc ScottStage Managed by Jeff Holmes
Sol Theatre Project
1140 N. Flagler Dr. Fort Lauderdale 33304
July 14 - August 07, 2005
Preview Thurs, July 14
Thursday - Saturday at 8:00 P.M. and Sunday at 6:00 P.M. Cost: $20 Thurs, Fri, Sun and $22 Sat (students under 30 w/ID - $12
Thurs, Fri, and Sun only)
(cash/personal check only at door)
preview cost: $15 (Students under 30 w/ID - $8)Contact: Robert Hooker at 954-525-6555 (also box office)
reservations may also be made through the web site at
http://www.soltheatre.com
New York City's gritty 42nd Street, before the "great clean up" sets
the scene for Edwin Sanchez's compassionate and streetwise love traingle
between three seemingly opposite gay men. Papo, a Puerto Rican street
hustler past his prime must ultimately decide between a successful,
sexually repressed lawyer, and a blonde haired, blue eyed beauty with a
loving heart and a history of family abuse. How they come together, affect
one another, and ultimately change each lives is the focus of this
sincere, often hilarious, and poingant drama. Be advised - the production
contains full frontal nudity and sexually explicit scenes.
Directed by Robert Hooker . Designed by Robert Hooker and Jim GibbonsSound by Marc ScottStage Managed by Jeff Holmes
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