Details

A celebration of life and art. It is A Sunday Afternoon in Paris, George, a poor impressionist painter brilliantly captures, the young ladies, couples, children, tramps and their dogs enjoying a Sunday afternoon stroll in the park. As George sketches his lover Dot and the painting becomes a work of art, their relationship falls apart. A 100 years later the painting hangs in an art gallery, admired and discussed, studied and criticised, but what happened to the characters in the picture when it was completed? Immortalised forever in a single moment by the painters brush, but life and art goes on. Running time 2 hrs 30 mins including one interval

Cast/Performers

Daniel Evans (George), Anna-Jane Casey (Dot not Wyndhams), Jenna Russell (Dot - Wyndhams), Simon Green, Ian McLarnon, Mark McKerracher, Alasdair Harvey, Liza Sadovy, Gay Soper

Creatives/Company

Design(s): Sondheim, David Farley
Book by: James Lapine
Producer(s): Boyett Ostar, David Babani, Danielle Tarento (for Chocolate Factory Productions), Caro Newling (for Neal Street Productions), Mark Rubinstein
Director(s): Sam Buntrock, Caroline Humphris (music)
Lighting: Natasha Chivers
Music: Christopher Gattell (musical staging)
Sound(s): Gareth Owen, Seb Frost (for Orbital)