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Art

by Yasmina Reza,
translated by Christopher Hampton

Winner of the Tony Award, New York Critics Award, and Moliere Award for Best Play, the Olivier Award for Best Comedy (receiving the most Olivier nominations ever), and the Evening Standard Award for Best New Comedy.

This international sensation chronicles the hilarious events among three friends when one of them purchases a wildly expensive work of art. A gradually escalating argument develops with the second friend, while the third tries to arbitrate the dispute - but in trying to appease them both, he inflames the quarrel which forces all three men to re-examine the value and motivations behind their friendships.

Directed by Julie Culjak

Andrew Culjack - "Serge"
Tim Clark - "Mark"
Dane Winters - "Ivan"

Performances: March 29 & 30 and April 5, 6, 12, 13& 19 at 7:30 p.m, and April 7, 14 & 21 at 3 p.m.
(there is no show on April 20th due to the Topper Awards)

Tickets: $10 adults, $8 students and $6 children under 11 .

(Adult language: recommended for mature audiences)

ASK ABOUT OUR GROUP DISCOUNTS! Make the theater an evening out with your friends, office or club!

Opening Night Reception

We invite you to mingle with your fellow theater patrons for an hour filled with music, wine tasting, and an art exhibit before the premiere of this production. Reception admission is $2.00

Season Ticket Holders: In appreciation for your invaluable support of Roadside Theater, we would like to say Thank You with free admission to this reception.

Hosted by Mr & Mrs Tom Greco
Music by Mr Eric Escher
French wines provided by A. Cagniet, Weinheim

March 29th, 2002 only
6:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Please RSVP by March 26th
by phone, email or FeedBak form

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Attend our Opening Night reception before the show!

 

"...wildly funny, naughtily provocative..."
--NY Post

 

"A remarkable wise, witty, and intelligent comedy - ART has touched a
universal nerve."
--NY Times

 

"...a nonstop cross-fire of crackling language, serious issues of life and art expressed in outbursts that sound like Don Rickles with a degree from the Sorbonne.."
--Newsweek

 

"ART is tart and thought-provoking ... an undeniably hilarious ride ... guaranteed to provoke a spirited conversation afterwards."
--Gannett Newspapers