Picasso's Women: The Darker Side of Genius

I'll be the first to admit that I don't get out nearly enough to support independent theater and Picasso's Women underscores the reason why not only I, but everyone, should support independent theater as often as able. Performed by an impeccable cast, told with an inventive narrative and directed with a clear passion for the material, from the introduction of the first performer/character to the farewell of the last, one can't help but be engaged, touched and even educated about the great artist that everyone knows, but not necessarily knows about. While the title gives one a pitch perfect flavor of the man and eludes to a story of tragedy, hiding in plain sight is an inspirational tale of survival and perseverance by those who refused to be... full review