Van Gogh. Gauguin. Duchamp.
Add to that list Pablo. Not Picasso. Just Pablo.
If that makes no sense to you, then you need to travel from New York to Vancouver to Shanghai along with Robert Honeywell‘s new musical Mass, as it follows the story of the troubled young artist Mary, her girlfriend Françoise (who becomes the aforementioned Pablo, an internationally-celebrated artist), and Mary’s art-dealer sister Kate, exploring the limits of art, commerce, love, and family.
Listen in as Robert and director Leah Bonvissuto discuss breaking the boundaries of art, the arc of study needed to write a musical about the art-world, and the struggle between different visions of what art can be — including the art of theatre.
“Art, love, & blood.”
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The Brick presents
Mass
by Robert Honeywell
directed by Leah Bonvissuto
The Brick Theater
579 Metropolitan Ave
Brooklyn
Tues & Thurs–Sat @ 8 pm
Sun @ 3 pm
through April 30, 2013
tickets available via OvationTix
photos by Joe Kolbow
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