
And, may we add, Carlaftes was definitely part of the reason for its success. His solid performance in the tough role of a bar buddy to a man ignoring his responsibilities gave the play an edge of authencity that made the heavy story line of the piece (ex-wife with breast cancer) easier to take, turning a melodramatic tear-jerk potential into a solid slice of life.
Congratulations to David Sirk, for creating a solid piece of work. And TRP wishes him best of luck in his future endeavors. No matter what happens in the theatrical world, credits and kudos count for a lot.
Pictured: Playwright/actor David Sirk, left, with Peter Carlaftes in "Ashtrays for Vodka"
3 comments:
congratulations, Peter. Sounds like you did great!
Peter says, "Thanks. My leg is healing."
one of the great actors of our time, peter carlaftes
is known to far too few. it's a sad irony that the most
gifted individuals in our arts culture often remain obscure.
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