
Show Notes
Arsene Lupin has been arrested in New York City by Detective Justin Ganimard, and is now in The Prison de la Sante. So how is it possible that he plans to steal priceless paintings and artifacts from Baron Cahorn? When the rich old man receives a letter from the incarcerated gentleman-burglar, he sees it as much more of a real threat then anyone else. Is it a joke, or is Lupin somehow going to pull off the heist from behind bars?
Based on the short story by Maurice LeBlanc
Adapted, Edited, and Directed by Jake Lewis
STARRING (in order of appearance):
James Andrew Tot as The Postman
Patrick Murphy as Baron Cahorn
Julie Butters as Berthe
Anand Sitaram as The Police Investigator
Daric Delfino as The Detective
Mark O'Donnell as Ganimard
Sven Wiberg as Arsene Lupin
Produced by Jakespeare Virtual Theatre Company
www.JakespeareVTC.com
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