Sunday in the Park with George at Studio 54
Studio 54 (254 West 54th Street New York City, NY 10019)
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This is my favorite musical and I thoroughly enjoyed this revival. The production values are excellent. I felt that Daniel Evans' performance surpassed that of Mandy Patinkin, who created the role of George on Broadway in 1984. I preferred Bernadette Peters to Jenna Russell's, but Ms. Russell packs an emotional wallop in the second act.Written on Jan 28 2008
If you're thinking of attending this musical, please keep in mind that it's a quiet show whose rewards are in the details. If you have a wandering attention span, this isn't the show for you. A girl behind me was heard to exclaim "this is so boring." I think she might have enjoyed Hairspray more. Myself, I am immensely moved by the show and plan to see it several more times.
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Herb
The second act completely fails to build on the positives of the first act. I wanted to know more about the characters and what happened to them a hundred years later--not just the principals. Failing that a bit more humor would have been welcome.Written on May 12 2008
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Bernard Nisenholz
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I really enjoyed the show. a real stunner when it comes to visuals, a beautiful production of a rather difficult musical. Highly recommended, but not for everybodyWritten on Feb 29 2008
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More Information About Sunday in the Park with George
Website
http://sundayintheparkonbroadway.com/
Quotes & Highlights
- “Buntrock's production is so inventive and emotionally intense that it induces a state of sustained wonderment!” --London Times
- "This glorious production shimmers!" --Ben Brantley, New York Times
- "Unmissable... one of the most visually amazing shows to ever hit Broadway." --Clive Barnes, New York Post
- "A great love story.... one of the peak theatre experiences of my life." --Newsday
Description
London's Menier Chocolate Factory's Olivier Award-winning production of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's Pulitzer Prize-winning musical now comes to Broadway. Daniel Evans and Jenna Russell will reprise their Olivier Award-winning performances as George and Dot. A timeless love story inspired by the life of painter George Seurat and his masterpiece Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte, this stunning production recreates the world of the painting with breathtaking animated design.
Sunday in the Park with George features Daniel Evans (Merrily We Roll Along) as George, Jenna Russell (Guys and Dolls) as Dot & Marie, Michael Cumpsty (RTC's The Constant Wife and 1776) as Jules & Bob, Alexander Gemignani (RTC's Assassins) as Boatman & Dennis and Jessica Molaskey (A Man of No Importance) as Yvonne & Naomi) with Mary Beth Peil (RTC's Nine) as Old Lady & Blair.
The cast will also include Ed Dixon (Mr. Charles), Santino Fontana (Soldier & Alex), Kelsey Fowler (Louise), Jessica Grove (Celeste #2 & Silent Artist), Alison Horowitz (Louise), Stacie Morgain Lewis (Frieda & Betty), Drew McVety (Louis & Billy), Anne L. Nathan (Nurse & Mrs. Harriet), Brynn O'Malley (Celeste #1) and David Turner (Franz & Lee).
The creative team includes Christopher Gattelli (Musical Staging), Caroline Humphris (Music Supervisor), David Farley (Set and Costume Design), Ken Billington (Lighting Design), Sebastian Frost (Sound Design) and Tim Bird (Projection Design).