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Theatre 370 presents
Theatre 370 presents
81 Minutes
81 Minutes
written by The Company
written by The Company
inspired by true events
On March 18, 1990, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston was robbed in the largest and longest art heist in history. In 81 minutes, two thieves stole 13 pieces of art, none of which have ever been recovered. No one was ever been arrested. But, there have been many people questioned and suspected of the notable crime.
For this year's METG Festival, Theatre 370's play takes fact and fiction and blends them together to tell the story of two very different families affected by the art heist and the FBI investigation.
Theatre 370 performed on March 3rd at Attleboro High School and received 3 awards! Julia Giusti-Kizik for Bianca Price, Sophie Campbell for Desdemona Gardner and Laura Ogilvie and Sarah Quinan for costumes!
Here are few pics from rehearsals, teching at Attleboro, and our performances!
Thank you to everyone for all the support and encouragement!
Meet the Stewarts (behind sofa) and the Gardners (on the sofa)
Gio (Emmet O'Leary) really partied it up on St. Patrick's Day, 1990.
First rehearsal with the panels up and painted.
Themed cupcakes made by Sarah Quinan!
Ms. CB finishing up the prop mics.
Most important part of the show, the art! All packed and ready for transportation.
The thieves
Agatha weaves her tale while her children lose interest.
Mama Giuseppe (Annie Gallivan) is unimpressed by FBI Agent #2 (Vrishabh Shriwardhankar)
Our understudy rehearsal (Adam Hecker as Gio, seated, and Chloe Drohan by the table)
Lindsay Hecker as Camille, with Adam Hecker as u/s Gio.
The FBI visits the Stewart/Gardner household
Understudy Ivy Albright (in pink) during understudy run.
Adam Hecker, u/s Gio, and Chloe Drohan, u/s Bianca
Tech at Attleboro
Cast and Crew of 81 MINUTES before our preview performance
The Epilogue
Autumn and Calvin, our hosts from Attleboro!
Prelims
Prelims
Very Important Tech (Cal Raymer) with a very important prop
Freshmen FBI Tech, Max and Phoebe, with their pretzel game en pointe
Elise Andelman, special fx application.
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