[A] fascinating and rigorous, no-punches-pulled investigation into the provenance and parturition of his and Stephen Sondheim’s first collaboration.

It is based on interviews with some 40 people who worked on the show, Mr. Sondheim foremost among them, and all are forthright and revealing, as well as amusing.

... absorbing.

Putting It Together is the fascinating and entertaining story behind the making of Sunday in the Park with George.

[A] wonderful new book.

The interviews in this blend of oral history and theater memoir are frank and friendly.

It is mostly fascinating, especially if, like me, you’re baffled by the mechanics of artistic collaboration. How is it that two people can find a common voice to make a single work of art?.

[A] vivid oral history.

[A] luminous debut.

This delightful book revisits the two years they spent telling a fictionalized version of Seurat’s life.