Timeline Theatre Resurrects Julia Child Play TO MASTER THE ART

The Dueling Critics, Kerry Reid and Jonathan Abarbanel, weigh in on Timeline Theatre’s streaming version of TO MASTER THE ART.

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The Dueling Critics, Kerry Reid and Jonathan Abarbanel, review Timeline Theatre's streaming production of TO MASTER THE ART.

The remarkable story of Julia Child is illuminated in Timeline Theater’s new remote viewing offering, TO MASTER THE ART. Presented as a ticketed streaming event, viewers can see a recorded version of the production that ran at the Broadway Playhouse in 2013. TO MASTER THE ART was originally commissioned by Timeline back in 2008, it premiered to rave reviews two years later and then was remounted in 2013. And now people can watch it at home with some coq au vin and nice wine. Written by William Brown and Doug Frew, TO MASTER THE ART explores different aspects of Child’s life, including her relationship with her husband and interesting rise to prominence in the culinary world.

Julia Child (Karen Janes Woditsch, left) is schooled in the art of cooking scrambled eggs by Le Cordon Bleu instructor Chef MaxBugnard (Terry Hamilton) in TimeLine Theatre’s TO MASTER THE ART. Photo credit: Lara Goetsch.

Both the Dueling Critics recommend TO MASTER THE ART (running through 06/07). You can find more information about streaming options at timelinetheatre.com