Quake

T172975710
Enrico Caruso was an Italian opera singer and one of the best known public figures at the beginning of the 20th century. His extraordinary voice was perfect for the early recording studios. He became the best selling artist in any genre and helped form the modern recording industry. On the morning of 18 April 1906, he had just gone to bed after performing at the San Francisco Opera House but woke up to find his hotel room collapsing on top of him. This play tells of his escape through the earthquake. But can he shake off the ghosts from his past and the terrible choices he has to make to survive?

Author

Andrew G Marshall

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Archive :: production:T172975710, play:S0964079887, venue:V776

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