Yes, he died in 1926, but he’s come back to life — and he’s telling stories about fellow Impressionists like Renoir and Degas. Evanston actor/painter Jim Parks “is” Claude Monet, tracing the artist’s talented-but-poor beginnings all the way to his leading the revolutionary art movement that made him a legend. Sacre bleu! MONET LIVES! is an intimate, one-hour presentation “as if” Claude Monet
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