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'''''Sunday in the Park with George''''' is a 1984 [[Broadway]] musical inspired by [[Georges Seurat]]'s painting, ''A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte''. The musical features a book written by James Lapine with music and lyrics by [[Stephen Sondheim]]. |
'''''Sunday in the Park with George''''' is a 1984 [[Broadway]] musical inspired by [[Georges Seurat]]'s painting, ''A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte''. The musical features a book written by James Lapine with music and lyrics by [[Stephen Sondheim]]. |
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==References== |
==References== |
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+ | *In [[Episode 2095]] of ''[[Sesame Street]]'', [[Mandy Patinkin]], who originally played George in the Broadway show, appears as a police officer named George. After [[Big Bird]] invites him to the park, he tells [[Barkley]], "Isn't it great..we're gonna have Sunday in the Park with Ossifer [sic] George!" |
* The song "[[Twig by Twig]]," featured in [[Episode 3979]] of ''Sesame Street'', parodies "Putting it Together." |
* The song "[[Twig by Twig]]," featured in [[Episode 3979]] of ''Sesame Street'', parodies "Putting it Together." |
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* [[Episode 4316]] spoofs the musical as a frustrated [[Oscar the Grouch]], joined by [[Abby Cadabby]], attempts to make a painting. The episode is titled "Finishing the Splat," a spin on the show's song, "Finishing the Hat." The two even sing a song ("[[Look I Made a Splat]]") that spoofs the tune as well. |
* [[Episode 4316]] spoofs the musical as a frustrated [[Oscar the Grouch]], joined by [[Abby Cadabby]], attempts to make a painting. The episode is titled "Finishing the Splat," a spin on the show's song, "Finishing the Hat." The two even sing a song ("[[Look I Made a Splat]]") that spoofs the tune as well. |
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==Connections== |
==Connections== |
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*[[Zachary Levi]] played Jules/Bob Greenberg in the 2016 New York City Center Concert production |
*[[Zachary Levi]] played Jules/Bob Greenberg in the 2016 New York City Center Concert production |
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*[[Bernadette Peters]] played Dot/Marie in the original Broadway production |
*[[Bernadette Peters]] played Dot/Marie in the original Broadway production |
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+ | *[[Brent Spiner]] played Franz and Dennis in the original Broadway production |
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*[[Robert Westenberg]] played played Soldier/Alex and was an understudy/replacement George in the original Broadway production |
*[[Robert Westenberg]] played played Soldier/Alex and was an understudy/replacement George in the original Broadway production |
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Latest revision as of 19:44, 7 March 2020
Sunday in the Park with George is a 1984 Broadway musical inspired by Georges Seurat's painting, A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte. The musical features a book written by James Lapine with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim.
References
- In Episode 2095 of Sesame Street, Mandy Patinkin, who originally played George in the Broadway show, appears as a police officer named George. After Big Bird invites him to the park, he tells Barkley, "Isn't it great..we're gonna have Sunday in the Park with Ossifer [sic] George!"
- The song "Twig by Twig," featured in Episode 3979 of Sesame Street, parodies "Putting it Together."
- Episode 4316 spoofs the musical as a frustrated Oscar the Grouch, joined by Abby Cadabby, attempts to make a painting. The episode is titled "Finishing the Splat," a spin on the show's song, "Finishing the Hat." The two even sing a song ("Look I Made a Splat") that spoofs the tune as well.
- In another Sesame Street sketch, Bert hears a tuba and recognizes the tune as "Oompah in the Park with Ned".
Connections
- Santino Fontana played Soldier/Alex in the 2008 revival
- Jake Gyllenhaal played George in the 2017 revival
- Dana Ivey played Yvonne/Naomi Eisen in the original Broadway production
- Charles Kimbrough played Jules/Bob Greenberg in the original Broadway production
- Zachary Levi played Jules/Bob Greenberg in the 2016 New York City Center Concert production
- Bernadette Peters played Dot/Marie in the original Broadway production
- Brent Spiner played Franz and Dennis in the original Broadway production
- Robert Westenberg played played Soldier/Alex and was an understudy/replacement George in the original Broadway production