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1998 Tony Award® Winner for Best Play

Art

Mar 29 – May 22, 2011
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A simple white canvas. A 200,000 franc price tag. The real cost? Decades-long friendships.

Enter the world of Yasmina reba’s Art, where Serge’s purchase of an expensive abstract painting raises questions about the nature of art and friendship. Set in Paris, the story revolves around three friends who find their previously solid friendship on shaky ground when Serge invests in a new painting. The purchase reveals unsettling secret opinions and conflicting world views. As their arguments shift from the theoretical to the personal, this Tony Award®-winning comedy examines the pressures friends place on each other—and how different values can transform relationships. From the author of the recent Broadway smash God of Carnage.

Art is not so much a comedy about art as it is about friendship—and the limits of friendship. — The New York Times

By Yasmina Reza
Directed by Matthew Gardiner

Cast Members

Mitchell Hébert

Mitchell Hébert

Marc

Signature: Sunday in the Park With George, Gypsy, Art. DC AREA: ACTING: Ford’s Theatre: The Guard, The Laramie Project; Woolly Mammoth Theatre: The Gigli Concert, The Clean House, Clybourne Park (Helen Hayes nomination), Theatre J: After the Fall (Helen Hayes Award); Shakespeare Theatre: Don Carlos; Round House Theatre: Uncle Vanya (Helen Hayes nomination), Around the World in 80 Days, Crime & Punishment, The Drawer Boy, Everyman Theatre: Under the Skin, Uncle Vanya. DIRECTING: Round House Theatre: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Glengarry Glen Ross (Helen Hayes Award, directing); Forum Theatre: The Illusion; Olney Theatre Center: Rabbit Hole. FILM: Killing Kennedy, The Hunley, Playing Through. TV: NBC: Homicide; PBS: Nathan the Wise. TEACHING: Faculty, University of Maryland’s School of Theatre, Dance and Performance Studies. UPCOMING: Woolly Mammoth Theatre: Hir; Round House Theatre: Angels in America.

John Lescault

Serge

SIGNATURE: The Lieutenant of Inishmore, Crave, Angels in America (Parts 1 & 2), Available Light, Shooting in Madrid, Melville Slept Here. DC AREA: Kennedy Center Concert Hall: Defiant Requiem; KC Terrace: Opera Lafayette’s Sancho Pansa, Le Deserteur; Round House Theatre: A Prayer for Owen Meany; Shakespeare, Moses and Joe Papp; Wintertime; Our Town; Folger Shakespeare Theatre: The School for Scandal, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Romeo and Juliet, Elizabeth the Queen, Macbeth; Shakespeare Theatre Company: Tamburlaine, Edward II, The Winter’s Tale, Richard II, Don Carlos; Theatre J: The Disputation, Hannah and Martin, Death and the Maiden; Woolly Mammoth Theatre: Heaven, Psychic Life of Savages. INTERNATIONAL: Prague Spring Music Festival: Defiant Requiem. FILM/TV: The Day Lincoln Was Shot, Unsolved Mysteries, The Arc. Education: Catholic University, BFA.

Michael Russotto

Yvan

DC AREA: Arena Stage: Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner?, Legacy of Light, On the Jump; Woolly Mammoth: A Bright New Boise (Helen Hayes nomination), She Stoops to Comedy (Helen Hayes nomination), Vigils, Lenny and Lou; Folger Theatre: Comedy of Errors, Much Ado About Nothing; Kennedy Center: Teddy Roosevelt and the Ghostly Mistletoe, Mermaids; Rep Stage: The Whale (Helen Hayes nomination), Travels with my Aunt; Theatre J: The Christians, The Sisters Rosensweig; Olney Theatre: The Crucible, Bakersfield Mist, The Diary of Anne Frank; MetroStage: The Letters, Lonely Planet, Girl in the Goldfish Bowl; Washington Stage Guild: Pen, Aristocrats; Studio Theatre: The Hard Problem, Love! Valour! Compassion! REGIONAL: Cleveland Play House: Between Riverside and Crazy; Franklin Stage Company: Tartuffe; L.A. Theatre Works: Seven Days in May.

Creative Team

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