Mark and I saw this play, by Steve Martin, years ago in New York and loved it then. It's a clever and provocative fantasy about Picasso and Einstein, both in their twenties and clearly brilliant but not famous yet, meeting at a cafe in Paris. The Jobsite production is wonderful, set and costumes completely convincing and the acting is really excellent (though I would have liked a better Elvis impersonator but that's just a minor quibble). We saw it later in the run than we see most Jobsite plays, so all that's left is one last week. Don't miss this one, Jobsite is getting better and better.And I love the Ferdie Pacheco portraits on exhibit at the theater. But why no price tags? I guess they would be out of reach anyway, but sure did love the Picasso, and the Einstein especially.
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