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Van Gogh’s earnest realism shines through

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Seattle Times had this to say about Vincent: A stocky, utterly sincere fellow in his early 20s (as vividly portrayed by Shawn Telford), this Dutchman abroad is fluent in English and French, a voracious reader and a sophisticated art lover. But as Telford keeps reminding us, through the awkward pitch of his posture and blurting [...]

Actress Anne Allgood excels at emotional extremes

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Seattle PI Theatre Critic Joe Adcock had this to say about Vincent: “Her Ursula starts severe and stoical. Shawn Telford, as Vincent, is not only raw and ruthless but also endearing and beguiling. Moved by his eccentric neediness, Ursula shifts from severe and stoical to giddy — giddy in a mature way — and affectionate.” [...]

Grapes Of Wrath

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DIRECTED BY LINDA HARTZEL OCTOBER 14 – NOVEMBER 19, 2005 PREVIEWS OCTOBER 7 – 13 INTIMAN THEATRE INTIMAN’s five-year American Cycle initiative continues with The Grapes of Wrath, directed by Linda Hartzell, Artistic Director of Seattle Children’s Theatre. This epic story of Tom Joad and his journey across America is both a family saga and [...]

Vincent in Brixton

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I’m preparing for a new show at ACT Theatre in Seattle. Here is the info… DIRECTED BY KURT BEATTIE SEPTEMBER 8 – OCTOBER 2, 2005 PREVIEWS SEPTEMBER 2 – 7 IN THE ALLEN THEATRE Before he knew he was a painter, brash, young Vincent van Gogh lived and worked in South London for three years [...]