Arturo's Window

the larger-than-life story of John Loan aka John Jerome

In 2003, John called on Cheryl King to help him set the record straight...

written by Cheryl King and Rod Menzies

lyrics and music by John Mercurio

Cheryl and John enjoy a beverage at Arturo's, a fine restaurant on the corner of 85th and York, in John's neighborhood.

John Jerome, about Arturo's Window..."I have been sharing stories with Cheryl for several years now. I heartily endorse the Arturo's Window project, and am delighted with the recent developments. I can't wait to see it on stage again."

Arturo's Window

A True New York Story

John Jerome, corporate party planner, does good deeds - embezzles $4 million!!!

Goes to prison, gets out, wants to tell his story, for a book.

Gay Robin Hood? White collar criminal?

King of Cabaret?

Who knows? He never gave an interview.

Until now.

Seven actors. One singer. One pianist.

Nine original songs.

One amazing journey.

THE YORK THEATRE BROUGHT ARTURO'S WINDOW BACK FOR A SECOND STAGED READING ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2007

JUST LIKE THE FIRST - WAITING LISTED

The York Theatre Company

James Morgan, Producing Artistic Director says of the play, “There is incredible potential in Arturo’s Window; I am fascinated by it. We at the York Theatre are very pleased to be involved in the development of this show, and who knows what else

down the road?”

York Theatre Company

The Theatre at Saint Peter’s

54th Street, Just East of Lexington

www.yorktheatre.org

John Mercurio and Bobby Belfry just recorded a number of songs from the show. Click here to hear them.

John Jerome, Cheryl King & Jim Morgan

“Remembering with Hope”, the book about John Jerome's story, by John Loan (aka John Jerome) & Betsy Gilbert, is nearly complete. Click the button to be directed to the book website.

John Jerome attended the May 21 reading at the York

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