Vincent

The ecstasy and pain of creation


Written by Leonard Nimoy

Artist Vincent Van Gogh was nearly invisible and rejected by the society in which he lived. His creative genius was perhaps too great to be held in the finite world he moved in. Writer and actor Leonard Nimoy (“Spock”) wrote and portrayed Vincent over 150 times during his lifetime. In this two-act presentation, the surviving brother of Vincent Van Gogh recounts his amazing brother’s life and members of the audience become Vincent’s friends, while viewing his works throughout his life. Based on a true story.

“Vincent was a lover of God, love, and art.” – Theo, Vincent

2017 production


July 13-17, 2017

Revival

Produced by Patricia P. Jamison and Catherine Stramer

Directed by Kristina Brendel

Set Design by Kristina Brendel

Lighting Design by Kevin Dunn

The Black Box Lab at Stage284, Hamilton, MA

This insightful and often moving 1981 solo show penned by Leonard Nimoy transcends the usual clichés surrounding the high-maintenance artist with the tortured relationship to his aural appendage.
—LA Times


CAST

Vincent Van Gogh: Doug Brendel

Theo Van Gough: Doug Brendel

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