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Sutton Foster and Julien Havard Exhibit Their Visual Art on Cape Cod

"Shug" was inspired by Elisabeth Withers in the original company of <i>The Color Purple</i>. I had the pleasure of dressing Ms. Withers during her run in the show.

Sutton Foster and Julien Havard Exhibit Their Visual Art on Cape Cod

Artist Julien Havard, the former dresser of two-time Tony Award winner Sutton Foster, exhibits his artwork alongside some of Foster's visual art pieces at the Hyannis Harbor Arts Center in Massachusetts Aug. 14-28. We asked him to provide some captions! Read the Playbill.com story.
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"Shug" was inspired by Elisabeth Withers in the original company of <i>The Color Purple</i>. I had the pleasure of dressing Ms. Withers during her run in the show.
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