
The show, a revival, was up for a bunch of Tony's this year, and for good reason: It's a unique and enlightening look at the life and influence of the neo-impressionist Georges Seurat and centers around his famous painting A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte. This is a very familiar painting--I'm pretty sure we "studied" this painting or a similar work by Seurat with the Art Lady/Man, (the "Man," of course being none other than Mr. Dreskin--Corinne's dad--perhaps the only Art Man to ever walk the halls of Whetstone!).
The second half focuses on Seurat's ficticious great-grandson, who himself is an artist struggling with same inner-demons Seurat did hundreds of years prior. It was different and super-serious for a musical, but we both really enjoyed it. Afterwards, we hung out for a bit in the West Vill. before C trekked up to Queens for her ride home. It was a great day and felt almost like we were living in the same city again!
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