Vincent

A one man play by Leonard Nimoy

Directed by B. Stanley and Theatre du Jour
Performed by B. Stanley

One of the most beloved artists of the past century, it is largely forgotten that van Gogh’s legacy was not always that of an artistic genius. In the one-man play Vincent, Theo van Gogh revisits the turbulent life of his brother, offering insight into the world of the tormented artist. Set in Paris 1890, only a week after his brother’s dramatic death, Theo appeals to an audience of van Gogh’s contemporaries who have written the painter off as an insane fool. The result is a moving effort to rescue his brother’s legacy, transforming him from a madman into a beloved brother and misunderstood talent.

JULY 2009

Capital Fringe Festival: Washington, DC Thursday - Sunday, 7:30pm There will be no performance on Friday, July 17 Purchase tickets at the Capital Fringe Box Office or go to www.capfringe.com DC Arts Center, 2438 18th Street NW, Washington, DC Tickets: 1.866.811.4111 unjuried, risk-taking, independent performing arts