2018
Biography | Comedy | Drama | Music
Overview: In 1962, "Tony Lip" Vallelonga, an intense bouncer, is searching for work when his club is shut for redesigns. The most encouraging offer ends up being the driver for the African-American established piano player Don Shirley for a show visit into the Deep South states. Albeit scarcely enthused at working for a dark man, Tony acknowledges the activity and they start their trek furnished with The Negro Motorist Green Book, a movement direct for safe travel through America's racial isolation. Together, the bombastically savvy musician and the roughly commonsense bouncer can scarcely coexist with their conflicting mentalities to life and standards. Be that as it may, as the dissimilar pair observer and persevere through America's horrifying treacheries out and about, they locate a newly discovered regard for one another's gifts and begin to confront them together. In doing as such, they would support a kinship and understanding that would change both their lives. Composed by Kenneth Chisholm (kchishol@rogers.com)