The protagonist has a daughter, Marie, with his girlfriend Dot, and the song "No Life" is used to describe his painting "Bathers at Asnieres".
Two characters in this musical argue over which of a pair of soldiers is better looking in the song "The One on the Left". The Nurse has an affair with a coachman named Franz in this work, whose protagonist ponders two dogs in "The Day Off". One character in this musical sings about the Folies-Bergere in "Color and Light", and Louise reveals the affair between Freida and her father, Jules. The second act sees the unveiling of a work called (*) "Chromolume #7" and ends with the stage becoming a blank canvas that one character claims is "full of possibilities". The protagonist has a daughter, Marie, with his girlfriend Dot, and the song "No Life" is used to describe his painting "Bathers at Asnieres". For 10 points, identify this Sondheim musical about the artist of A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte.
Two characters in this musical argue over which of a pair of soldiers is better looking in the song "The One on the Left".
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