Highlights From "Red" Starring Alfred Molina and Jonathan Groff
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- video.playbill.com John Logan's "Red," a winner of six 2010 Tony Awards including Best Play and Best Direction, makes its Los Angeles debut at the Mark Taper Forum. Alfred Molina reprises the role he originated in the West End and received a Tony nomination for on Broadway. Mark Rothko (Molina) is a passionate and vitriolic abstract painter who, in the midst of his largest commission ever, is struggling to come to terms with success, wealth and fame. Jonathan Groff plays his young assistant Ken - an artist in his own right - who is coming into his own identity while challenging his master at every turn. Michael Grandage once again directs the production which received its world premiere at London's Donmar Warehouse.
Molina is a freaking BEAST in this performance. It still astonishes me that they didn't give this performance a tie with Denzel Washington at the Tonys that year.
Hats off to Jonathan and Alfred!
Fred is terrifying at the end! Anyone else have a flashback to NWMD?
My school gets to put this on next year! I am so excited!!
Wow! What talent. :)
I would also really like to Study Rothko for the person he is
Doc Oc off da perc 😂😂😂
first I've touched a play in 30 years. like coming back to an old friend. nevertheless - i find the dialogue forced. what do you think?
playwrite should be sued for plagiarism - so many direct quotes and cops from the taschen art series book it's ridiculous - it's not "real" because there's nothing of writer's soul in it - rothco would have hated this
I love this play
I was lucky enough to watch it with Alfred Molina and Eddie Redmayne
It was glorious
I performed this Thursday and Friday as Rothko. Fantastic show, amazing really. It was so filled with emotion and evolution... My favorite lines: " You really think the multifarious complexities and nuances of the human psyche, evolving through countless generations, perverted and demented by social neurosis and personal anguish, molded by faith and lack of faith, could really be so goddamn simple?" Fantastic!
Wonderful
Is there a recording of THIS play?! I would love to watch the whole performance!!!
Well if you look it up its not this version but its the same play
Go and see it at the theatre.
You can't. There have been a few remakes...but... Although it is showing in London right now...until the end of the month. WITH Molina.
It is a really good idea. They should get with it and record these and put them on video! You can hear the Audible version of the play...AND it was done by molina!
Little late responding. But in case anybody else might be wondering, it's available as an audio play on Audible.
Where can I buy the full filming??! This looks amazing!
Putting Andy Warhol in his place is something that real artists do frequently.
The celebrity cult's hero is not universally recognized as a great artist.
Very grateful I got to see it with Molina and Redmayne in its original Broadway run- also went to Moma beforehand and luckily they had a lot of Rothkos on display so it gave me an understanding I wouldn't have had otherwise (and also the large Red painting it's named after)
It should be available or uploaded somehow, it's terrific.
Alfred Molina had better timing (first 20secs) when I saw it / that got a laugh. And so it should have.
rothko says current pop art is disposable like kleenex
One of my favorite plays, favorite roles to act in scene study classes. So unique and well written.
Awesome!
I have goosebumps everywhere.
I really love this play this why I love acting and won’t be an actor
Yes. I have the acting edition that I bought on Amazon before I auditioned.
oh... i really love this play since few years ago. i want to watch full video..!!!
i think i like groff better than enoch's version
I didn't like Enoch in it at all.
The fact that I get to play Ken in a staged reading of this is just so fucking awesome. I'm so excited to get to be Ken tomorrow!
Another Play I want to peform
wow.
Nice
My mate told me this was set in the rise of AIDS Era and it is about homosexuals... I searched on the internet I couldn't find anything.. Is this true?
+Amy Barenboim or the normal heart
No. It is not true. Your "mate" doesn't know what he's talking about.
Love them both!
So happy this is coming back to London with Alfred in a couple months!
Me too! I will be seeing it on the opening day... 4th May!