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Overview

Synopsis

Moaner Lisa - The story behind the smiling face.

The year is 1503 and Leonardo da Vinci is about to paint his most famous masterpiece... the Mona Lisa. Lisa’s wealthy husband, Mr del Giocondo has just a few simple requests of Leonardo - make sure to paint a portrait that captures Lisa’s inner beauty and her special smiley face.

Surely it won’t be a problem for a master like Leonardo. This fast-paced, short comedy is a stroke of genius!

Show Information

Category
Play
Age Guidance
Thirteen Plus (PG-13)
Number of Acts
1
First Produced
2019
Genres
Comedy
Settings
Period, Unit/Single Set
Time & Place
Interior of Artist's Studio, 1503
Cast Size
small
Ideal For
College/University, Community Theatre, Regional Theatre, Small Cast, Mostly Male Cast, Includes Adult, Mature Adult, Young Adult Characters

Context

Plot

Characters

Name Part Size Gender Vocal Part

Lisa del Gioncondo

Lead

Female

Non-singer

Leonardo da Vinci

Lead

Male

Non-singer

Mr. del Gioncondo

Supporting

Male

Non-singer

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Guide Written By:

Alexandra Appleton

Alexandra Appleton

Writer, editor and theatre researcher