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The setting is a Paris apartment at 54, rue Lepic, 1891. Johanna van Gogh-Bonger is the widow of Vincent van Gogh's brother, Theo. She blames Vincent, whose suicide just six months before her husband died, led to Theo's physical and mental breakdown. Left alone to raise an infant son, Johanna's only inheritance are hundreds of Vincent's paintings. But, advised on all sides that Vincent's art is worthless, Johanna is on the brink of selling his entire output to scrap dealers.
Can a visit from Vincent's ghost overcome Johanna's bitterness and ensure Vincent's legacy? Over the course of this powerful drama, a clash of wills between the unforgiving Johanna and the gruff and temperamental Vincent gradually evolves into a poignant love story as the socially inept Vincent is forced to woo his brother's widow. The play is a particular celebration of Johanna, whose lifelong dedication to Vincent's art and letters made him one of the world's most beloved artists.
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978-0-9713060-4-2 (9780971306042)
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Mary L. Sprouse is a playwright and lyricist. Her plays include "Who Killed Annabel Lee," "54, rue Lepic," and "Apocalyse, Pacific Daylight Time." Her lyric videos can be found on her YouTube channel, Light Me Up Music.She is also an attorney and the author of six published books on taxes and personal finance, including "The MONEY Income Tax Handbook" (Time Warner), "Sprouse's Two-Earner Money Book" (Viking Penguin), "Financial First Aid" (John Wiley & Sons), and "If Time is Money, No Wonder I'm Not Rich" (Simon & Schuster). She was Tax Editor of "MONEY" magazine for seven years. She has appeared on numerous U.S. television and radio programs, including three appearances on Good Morning, America, in addition to the Today Show, NBC's A Closer Look, and CBS Nightwatch She has also been interviewed or received publicity from The New York Times, Business Week, MONEY. People, Vogue, Ladies Home Journal, The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times, and many others.
