Synopsis
What do the following have in common? Maria von Trapp, whose story became 'The Sound of Music'; Bob Guccione, the editor of 'Penthouse'; Martin Scorsese, the director of 'The Color of Money' and 'Mean Streets'; and the popular singers Mary O'Hara and Tony Monopoly? They all trained to be Catholic priests, nuns or monks. All of them feel that the vocation to the cloth and the vocation to art and entertainment are not dissimilar. Tonight's Arena tells their stories, and examines the rich artistic traditions of Catholicism.