Description

Red is a critically acclaimed 2010 Tony Award-winning play by John Logan that explores the intense, tumultuous relationship between abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko and his fictional assistant, Ken, in the late 1950s. The two-person drama delves into themes of art, ambition, mentorship, and the generational shift from Abstract Expressionism to Pop Art, set against the backdrop of Rothko’s high-stakes Seagram murals commission.

Programmed by Aldo Billingslea

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