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Sunday in the Park with George is a musical with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by James Lapine. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for drama.//Following the utter failure of Merrily We Roll Along in 1981 (the show closed after 16 performances), Sondheim announced his intention to leave the musical theatre to write mystery novels. However, he was convinced by Lapine to return to the theatrical world after the two were inspired by "Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte", the masterpiece of the French Pointillist painter Georges Seurat. In discussing the painting, Lapine noted that one major figure was missing from the canvas: the artist himself. This observation provided the springboard for the creation of "Sunday", and the production evolved into a meditation on art, emotional connection, and community.When the show first opened to subscription audiences at the off-Broadway studio Playwrights Horizons starring Mandy Patinkin and Bernadette Peters in 1984, only the first act was written, and still with many holes. However, with input from audiences, the first act was fleshed out and the second act began development. Following its run at Playwrights, the show transferred to the Booth Theater on Broadway, but the second act was finished and the show "frozen" only days before the opening.When "Sunday" opened on Broadway, it received mixed praise from the critics: a much more positive reaction than what greeted "Merrily" three years earlier. "Sunday" enjoyed a healthy box office, though the show would ultimately lose money. It was, however, considered a brilliant artistic achievement for Mr. Sondheim and, although "Sunday" was nominated for multiple Tony Awards, it won only two design awards. The big winner of the night was Jerry Herman's La Cage aux Folles, and in his acceptance speech, Herman announced that the "simple, hummable tune" was still alive on Broadway, an obvious swipe at Sondheim's pointillistic score for "Sunday". Though widely shunned at the Tonys, "Sunday" won the New York Drama Critics Circle Award for Best Musical, and Sondheim and Lapine were awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, only the sixth time a musical has been so honored (in 1996, Rent became the seventh)
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