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Stage2 presents Picasso's Women - Part 2 1927 - 197318th, 20th and 21st Jan 2012 in The Ron Barber Studio 18th & 20th at 7.45pm, 21st at 2.45pm This show is not suitable for young children. Part 2 - Marie-Thérèse, Dora,Françoise and Jacqueline"I must admit they didn't really bowl me over. I kept telling him 'But they don't look like me Pablo.' " Schoolgirl Marie-Thérèse Walter, Picasso's longest-lasting lover, singularly unimpressed by his portraits. "Appalling accent, twisted grammar; but why should he care when everyone hung upon his every word, seeking complexity where none existed." So spoke Dora Maar committed to, and eventually by, Picasso. "Picasso loathes any public divulgence of his private views." Observed Françoise Gilot who published Life with Picasso - later brought to an even larger audience as the film Surviving Picasso. "First one decides what is wanted. Then one decides how to get it." The words of Jacqueline Roque, but the motto of her husband of twelve years, Pablo Picasso. Performance in Rep Part I, 1904 - 1927 Tue 17, Thu 19 and Sat 21 (all 7.45pm) Fernande, Eva, Gaby, Olga Part 2, 1927 - 1973 Wed 18, Fri 20 (7.45pm) and Sat 21 (2pm) Marie-Thérèse, Dora, Françoise, Jacqueline In Rep with Part 1 - Fernande, Eva, Gaby and Olga Tickets: £9.00 |
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