Sunday in the Park
with George

Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim

Book by James Lapine

Directed by Rob Ruggiero


January 4 – January 29

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Shimmering with love and light, this unique, inventive musical is one of the most acclaimed shows of our time. Inspired by the life and work of enigmatic 19th century impressionist painter Georges Seurat, this Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece explores the complexity of life and the art of understanding it. Stephen Sondheim’s soaring score and insightful lyrics intertwine with Seurat’s distinctive art to create a moving, poetic drama, dot by dot.

Photo of Artistic Director Steven WoolfSteve's Take:
One of the best musicals ever written. An exploration of the creation of art and the feelings of the people who create it, showing us that it's the human connections that matter.

“The pace is just right, and the acting flawless, in this winning production.” — Chris Gibson, Broadwayworld.com

“Sunday in the Park with George isn’t staged often. Don’t miss this opportunity to relish it.” — Judith Newmark, The St. Louis Post-Dispatch

“It is a magnificent success at all levels.”  — Harry Hamm, KMOX-AM

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Cast: Ron Bohmer (George), Erin Davie (Dot and Marie), Meggie Cansler (Celeste #1 and Elaine), Nyssa Duchow (Young Woman in Park), Kari Ely (Nurse and Harriet Pawling), Mark Emerson (Louis and Billy Webster), Steve French (Boatman and Dennis), Abbey Friedmann (Louise), Chris Hietikko (Jules and Bob Greenberg), Charlie Ingram (Horn Player and Photographer), Jacob Lacopo (Boy Bathing and Waiter), Jamie LaVerdiere (Franz and Charles Redmond), Deanne Lorette (Yvonne and Naomi Eisen), Sean Montgomery (Soldier and Alex), Jordan Parente (Young Man and Waiter), Audrey Rae McHale (Celeste #2 and Party Guest), Whit Reichert (Mr. and Lee Randolph), Zoe Vonder Haar (Old Lady and Blair Daniels), Rebecca Watson (Freida, Mrs. and Betty)

Creative Staff: Adrian W. Jones (Set Designer), Alejo Vietti (Costume Designer), John Lasiter (Lighting Designer), Michael Hooker (Sound Designer), F. Wade Russo (Musical Director), Ralph Perkins (Choreographer), Champe Leary (Stage Manager), Tony Dearing (Assistant Stage Manager)