This post originally appeared at Town & Country. Domenico de Sole and his wife, Eleanore (Photo: Getty) "What do you see? That is the opening line in RED, the 2009 play about Mark Rothko written by John Logan. Alfred Molina, playing Rothko memorably on Broadway, opens the 90-minute piece, pointing to one of the painter's infamous red and black works -- or since we are on stage, a replica -- and asks: "What do you see?" That's my question as I sit off and on in the packed courtroom on the third f...
This post originally appeared at Town & Country. Domenico de Sole and his wife, Eleanore (Photo: Getty) "What do you see? That is the opening line in RED, the 2009 play about Mark Rothko written by John Logan. Alfred Molina, playing Rothko memorably on Broadway, opens the 90-minute piece, pointing to one of the painter's infamous red and black works -- or since we are on stage, a replica -- and asks: "What do you see?" That's my question as I sit off and on in the packed courtroom on the third f...
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