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three-jewel cavatelli bolognese
chuck, veal, and sweet (or hot) sausage
Executive chef and master butcher Gennaro Virtuoso, owner of Lorimer Market, presents a tasty variation on the traditional Neapolitan bolognese sauce—using three different kinds of meat; along with Lorimer Market’s special signature marinara sauce.
Smartly, the author and principal actor of “Stations Lost” Tony Fitzpatrick doesn’t mention his career as a radio personality until late in the show. He doesn’t mention his rather successful career as an actor at all. Eventually he reveals his past career on the radio alongside his reasons for leaving. His disdain for the Rush Limbaughs of the world and his exasperation over the proliferation of hate in the radio industry reveals itself as the show’s ah-ha moment.
Amazingly, it coalesces with what he’s been saying all along, his fascination with good and evil, his reasons for going to Istanbul and the title of the show itself, it all hits you at once like a great Arthur Miller play. Before you know it, Fitzpatrick has hustled his way into brilliance and those hurtles from 100 minutes beforehand seem a distant memory. A show this good bolsters not only The Boiler but the Williamsburg theater scene in general. Catch this show before it disappears from the dial. There are only five performances left.