Art by Yasmina Reza / Staged Reading Features Seth Gilliam

Three longtime friends find their friendship challenged when one of them indulges a penchant for modern art by spending a fortune on a large, all-white painting. The purchase prompts the friends to explore—and disagree—about what constitutes “art.” The comedy originated in London’s West End, and won the Tony Award when it opened on Broadway in 1998.

Seating is limited, so reserations are strongly recommended! By making a $50 donation you will receive preferred seating at the reading and be invited to attend a special post-show reception with Seth and the cast. Presented by Commonwealth Shakespeare Company

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The Babson Richard W. Sorenson Center for the Arts

The Richard W. Sorenson Center for the Arts (Sorenson Center) offers a diverse array of programming in theater, dance, music, film, video, literary art, and visual arts for on-campus audiences and the general public at the College’s award-winning Carling-Sorenson Theater and Sorenson Family Visual Arts Center. It also supports the creative and performing experiences of student organizations while offering field-based learning opportunities for students working within business and liberal arts curricula.