Center for the Arts at Kayenta presents “Art”
By Merrie Lee
The Center for the Arts at Kayenta in partnership with Man of Two Worlds Productions presents the Tony-award winning comedy “Art.” Performances will be given April 26–May 12 at 7:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. Saturdays.
Three long-time friends. One white painting. A hilarious Tony-award winning comedy. Serge’s purchase of an all-white painting creates a rift with his friends. Marc, Serge’s best friend of 15 years, is stunned and infuriated by Serge’s moment of insanity and angry at what he considers Serge’s pretension. Yvan, the good-natured beta male of the trio, endeavors to keep the peace between them, but he’s got more than enough to contend with in the form of his fraught upcoming wedding. The heated debate about the contentious canvas brings to the fore long-bubbling tensions between the trio as they dig ruthlessly away at each other’s insecurities. “Art” is a clever, funny, sophisticated, and ultimately moving portrait of friendship and its complexities, responsibilities, and burdens starring Garry Peter Morris, Kent Harrison Hayes, and Philippe Hall.
“Art” involves some mild language and is suitable for ages 13 and older. Tickets are available at kayentaarts.com or by calling (435) 674-ARTS.
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