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"LOVE, THE SORCERER' BY JOHN RIVERA LACEY DEBUTS @HOLLYWOOD FRINGE FESTIVAL 2020 January 14, 2020
project: love the sorcerer by john r lacey
Hispanic author John Rivera Lacey has written the story of young painter Salvador Dali as he meets poet Federico Garcia Lorca and film-maker Luis Buuel at the Artists' Residence in Madrid in the Roaring Twenties. Lorca is gay and romances Dali with andalucian flamenco but provincial Buuel is not a...