Relaxed performance.

A late summer afternoon, 1969. Artist Lee Krasner, widow of Jackson Pollock, is painting in her studio. Local delivery boy and art student Hank interrupts, seeking advice on his portfolio and bringing her a work of art to be authenticated. When Hank produces one final painting in the form of a rolled-up canvas, explaining that Pollock gave the painting to his father many years ago to settle a debt, Lee accuses him of stealing the work from her home.

As the stakes rise and Hank becomes increasingly determined to uncover the truth, Lee is forced to question everything she knew about her late husband’s genius. A gripping reimagined history of two great American painters, this intimate new drama asks, how far will we go to protect the legacy of those we love?

Following each accessible performance, there will be a space held in the Upstairs Bar for Access Members to discuss the performance and share their experience.