Robert Arcaro and Joanne Guarnaccia Star in LOVE LETTERS, June 29 & 30
Italian American Rep. Co. and Cliffside Park Arts Council present 'Love Letters' by A. R. Gurney, starring Robert Arcaro and Joanne Guarnaccia. Love Letters is directed by John Fedele. The show is presented for two nights only - June 29th & 30th. $20 at the Trinity Episcopal Church, 555 Palisade Ave, Cliffside Park, New Jersey. A wine and cheese reception will follow the performance. For tickets call - 201-708-6673.
Joanne Guarnaccia’s has appeared in the PGL Playwright’s Showcase production of God, Satan and Sara, written by Carey Gitter. Other credits include BCP Second Stage production of A Cheever Evening and PGL productions of Hoodwinked, As Bees In Honey Drown, Dracula, The Musical?, Into the Woods, Rodgers & Hart-A Celebration, Sweeney Todd, Cinderella, Man of LaMancha, The School for Scandal, Breaking Legs, and The Crucible.
A member of Bergen County Players and The Player’s Guild of Leonia, Joanne has appeared in films, industrial videos and commercials and is a supporting player on The Guiding Light. She was nominated for a Perry award in 2007 as co-producer for The Players’ Guild production of The Trip to Bountiful.
Robert Arcaro's credits include The Dreamscape (Brian Cole), Everybody Loves Raimondo's, Laverne & Shirley, The Fashion Show, Life is the Tar Pits, Naked City, Fringe (TV series), HOld for Gloria Christmas, among others.
Trinity Church is situated on a high bluff above the Hudson River, overlooking uptown Manhattan and New York City. The George Washington Bridge lies to the north, the Lincoln Tunnel to the south. They are on several bus routes (go to NJ Transit Schedule) into the city. Cliffside Park is the southern-most town of Bergen County.
For more information, visit: http://trinitycliffsidepark.org/index.php
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