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Written by Steve Martin
Directed by Evyn Williams
Produced by Kim Lewis
THE CAST
Reed Wilson as Picasso!
James Graham as Einstein!
Tyler Stoltenberg as Freddy!
Stephanie Ward as Germaine!
Isabel Richardson as Suzanne!
Harrison Gordon as Gaston!
Will Crouse as “The Visitor”!
Daniel Lazar as Sagot!
Scott Shaefitz as Schmendiman!
Marissa Konstadt as The Countess!
Andrea Hochkeppel as The Admirer!
THE PRODUCTION TEAM
Producer: Kimberly Lewis
Director: Evyn Williams
Stage Manager: Kelby Siddons
Set Design: Scott Weinstein
Lighting Design: Jason Margolis
Sound Design: Danny Osburn
Props Design: Sam Berry
Hair/Makeup Design: Katie Halpern
Technical Director: Ruth Orme-Johnson
Publicity Director: James Butler
Publicity: Katharine Nasielski
Publicity: Alison Goldman
Fundraising/Special Events: Alex Ryser
Fundraising/Special Events: Rachel Waxman
Graphic Design: Bryan Young
Assistant Producer: Michael Holtzman
Assistant Director: George Bajalia
Assistant Director: Alison Lynch
Assistant Set Design: Nate Trinrud
SYNOPSIS
Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso, both young, headstrong and passionate, come together in a fictitious meeting devised in the comic mind of Steve Martin. It's bohemian Paris, at the turn of the century and the earth has fallen quiet to listen to a conversation. Does art matter? Can science touch the heart? Is beauty truly in the eye of the beholder? Did Einstein and Picasso really only excel in their chosen fields in order to get girls? With a little help from a mysterious, blue-suede shoe-wearing stranger from the future, these topics get debated in the best possible of environments - your friendly neighborhood bar, the Lapin Agile.
PRESENTED BY JTE
"In the twentieth century, no political movement will be as glorious as the movement of the line across the paper, the note across the staff, or the idea across the mind"
PICASSO AT THE LAPIN AGILE
Written by Steve Martin
Directed by Evyn Williams
Produced by Kim Lewis
THE CAST
Reed Wilson as Picasso!
James Graham as Einstein!
Tyler Stoltenberg as Freddy!
Stephanie Ward as Germaine!
Isabel Richardson as Suzanne!
Harrison Gordon as Gaston!
Will Crouse as “The Visitor”!
Daniel Lazar as Sagot!
Scott Shaefitz as Schmendiman!
Marissa Konstadt as The Countess!
Andrea Hochkeppel as The Admirer!
THE PRODUCTION TEAM
Producer: Kimberly Lewis
Director: Evyn Williams
Stage Manager: Kelby Siddons
Set Design: Scott Weinstein
Lighting Design: Jason Margolis
Sound Design: Danny Osburn
Props Design: Sam Berry
Hair/Makeup Design: Katie Halpern
Technical Director: Ruth Orme-Johnson
Publicity Director: James Butler
Publicity: Katharine Nasielski
Publicity: Alison Goldman
Fundraising/Special Events: Alex Ryser
Fundraising/Special Events: Rachel Waxman
Graphic Design: Bryan Young
Assistant Producer: Michael Holtzman
Assistant Director: George Bajalia
Assistant Director: Alison Lynch
Assistant Set Design: Nate Trinrud
SYNOPSIS
Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso, both young, headstrong and passionate, come together in a fictitious meeting devised in the comic mind of Steve Martin. It's bohemian Paris, at the turn of the century and the earth has fallen quiet to listen to a conversation. Does art matter? Can science touch the heart? Is beauty truly in the eye of the beholder? Did Einstein and Picasso really only excel in their chosen fields in order to get girls? With a little help from a mysterious, blue-suede shoe-wearing stranger from the future, these topics get debated in the best possible of environments - your friendly neighborhood bar, the Lapin Agile.
PRESENTED BY JTE
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- A Director's Perspective
- Biography of Pablo Picasso
- Biography of Albert Einstein
- The Idiots' Guide to Einstein's Special Theory of ...
- A very... special version of "Ta-Ra-Ra Boom-De-Ay!"
- Picasso, Why You So Blue?
- Picasso Calendars!
- La Belle Epoque
- The Significance of Cubism
- Bio of Steve Martin
- The painting that inspired the show: "Au Lapin Agile"
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