World Premiere Of Beethoven Play To Be Held In Lindenhurst Aug 5-6 at BACCA Art Center

Long Island residents and classical music lovers will have a unique opportunity to witness the World Premiere of a fascinating well researched play on Beethoven August 5-6 at the BACCA Arts Center. The play titled, "Beethoven's Promethean Concerto in C Minor WoO, The Man, The Myth, The Music," is the brainchild of lifelong Long Island resident Cindi Sansone-Braff who has also been named Long Island Press's Best psychic 5 times.
Following Aristotle’s principles of three unities, this mesmerizing Four Movement musical drama takes place Aug. 6, 1826, the fateful day when Beethoven's beloved nephew shot himself in the head.
Forced to review the soul-searching record of his life, Beethoven ponders the lifelong universal question that had tortured and plagued him, as well as Hamlet and all humankind since the dawn of time: “To be or not to be?"
This ground breaking world premiere takes place at the lovely BACCA Arts Center on Saturday, Aug. 5, 2017, at 8 p.m., when TCTC commemorates the 191st Anniversary Eve of Beethoven’s earth-shattering day.
An encore performance will also be presented on Sunday, Aug. 6, 2017, at 7pm.
Sansone-Braff and co-founder Toni assure audiences these synchronistic dates were not
picked by human design, but were divinely timed by the powers that be.
This heartfelt tribute to Beethoven, the man, the myth, and the music, promises to be an unforgettable night of theater, a night to remember for a lifetime.
Braff is combining both years of research with some as she calls it "psychic channeling" to come up with perhaps the finest play script on Ludwig Van Beethoven's life, career and Myth. The Tomorrow's Classics Theatre Company under the supervision of Ms. Sansone-Braff and Lindenhurst local Debi Toni will be utilizing many talents from Long Island folks and local schools' choirs. Debi Toni is well known all over Long Island for her producing and directing shows, her specialty is the musical oriented show.
The Long Islanders contributing are James Lombardi, Jessica Thompson, Christine Weber, Amanda Peters, Kerri Oman, Henry Hortsmann,Peter Muhr, as well as special contributions from Nicholas Alan Yandell, along with introducing the brilliant actor/musician Michael Brinzer as Beethoven. The play is to be presented Saturday August 5, at 8p.m. and Sunday August 6, at 7 p.m. at the BACCA Arts Center 149 N. Wellwood Ave in Lindenhurst. Tickets can be purchased either by calling 1-800-838-3006 or going on line www.BrownPaperTickets.com. All seats are $20.