It’s Britain’s night to shine at the Tonys
spouse Michael Douglas among the spectators and burst out: “That’s my man, he’s a movie star and I get to sleep with him every night!”.
But the brightest star that outshone them all was the much acclaimed play, Red, which apparently dominated the night, sweeping a total of six Tonys from the seven categories that it had been nominated. This sort of triumph was undoubtedly an effect of not only the prowess of all the people behind the play, but also of the genius of a man whom the play was about in the first place.
Back in May 2007, Mark Rothko’s 1950 painting entitled “White Center” ended up selling for .8 million dollars at Sotheby’s in New York. It is a huge figure indeed, but the artist is now better remembered for his identity and impact as a definitive figure in the art industry.
Red features the story of an abstract expressionist
