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Posts tagged "Greenhouse Theatre"

"In The Heart of America" (Theatre Seven): Dark Swirling Abyss of Armed Forces

"In The Heart of America" (Theatre Seven):  Dark Swirling Abyss of Armed Forces
#45. Last year, Eclipse Theatre celebrated their Naomi Wallace season.  I enjoyed both “One Flea Spare” and “The Trestle at Pope Lick Creek.”  So, I am eager to experience more of Ms. Wallace’s talents. Theatre Seven presents IN THE HEART OF AMERICA.   Lue Ming is Vietnamese.  She goes to visit America.  She’s looking for the... Read more »

CEYX Series (Halcyon Theatre): Save The Date -Feb 6th!

#4. What are you doing February 6th?  Monday night football will be over.  And it’s that time of the month…. On the first Monday of the month, Halcyon Theatre presents the CEYX Series.  It’s a variety show of local talent.  The hodge-podge of artistry is hosted by married Artistic Directors Jennifer and Tony Adams.  For... Read more »

"Changes of Heart" (Remy Bumppo Theatre): Potential But I Don't Love it!

"Changes of Heart" (Remy Bumppo Theatre): Potential But I Don't Love it!
Love is kooky!  Why do we love certain people?  How can love consume us and then delude us?  When do we know that this love is the real, everlasting kind?  In second grade, I came up with a theory to test the depths of the connection.  Up against Kardashian nonsense and Demi heartache, my school... Read more »
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"A Bright New Boise" (Livewire Chicago): Provokes a Strong Reaction!

This past year, I saw… A brother make out with his sister.  A bar mob eat two strangers.  A gunman kill schoolchildren.  A clown rape a little girl.  I see plays with every imaginable injustice.  But it was the religious content of this play that has left me unsettled and angry.   LiveWire Chicago Theatre... Read more »

"Family Devotions" (Halcyon Theatre): PrAys on Dark Comedy!

"Family Devotions" (Halcyon Theatre): PrAys on Dark Comedy!
Olivia Newton John prodding people to ‘get physical.’  A mechanical tennis server lobbing balls.  A cult-like fervor damning non-Jesus fanatics.  Three generations of Chinese-Americans assimilate to a California lifestyle.  Halcyon Theatre presents FAMILY DEVOTIONS.  The family is having Chinese for dinner!  Not off the menu, off the boat.  The clan is gathering to welcome a... Read more »

"We Live Here" (Theatre Seven): Writers Adapt to Chicago

"We Live Here" (Theatre Seven):  Writers Adapt to Chicago
When I’m returning from the mothercountry (Indiana) after a holiday or family what-not, I like to get off I90 at the Stony Island exit.  I meander through the ancient World Fair grounds, graze Hyde Park, and settle onto the Drive.  It’s the most scenic jaunt of my journey!  My favorite moment is coming around a... Read more »
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"The Trestle at Pope Lick Creek" (Eclipse Theatre): Depressingly Beautiful!

"The Trestle at Pope Lick Creek" (Eclipse Theatre): Depressingly Beautiful!
Some of the craziest things I’ve ever done can be traced back to a boy. Skoal Bandits, upside-down margaritas, a failed fetal pig rescue, dares have always been a warped flirtation for me. The boy-of-the-moment throwing down a gauntlet has often inspired me to bizarre antics. Love makes us do silly things but infatuation leads... Read more »

It's a "Miracle" before "Christmas" then "Being Earnest" about a "Pancake"!

November ends with holiday classics, a Wilde favorite, and a new breakfast offering.    11.27.10  Miracle on 34th Street by Porchlight Theatre at Stage 773 11.28.10  Christmas Carol at Goodman Theatre  11.29.10  Importance of Being Earnest by Remy Bumppo at Greenhouse Theatre 11.30.10  Pancake Breakfast by New Colony at Viaduct Theatre   Celebrating the holidays with... Read more »

Review "Night and Day": Un-Stopp(ard)able Hit!

Remy Bumppo Theatre presents NIGHT AND DAYAt Greenhouse Theatre, 2257 N. LincolnWritten by Tom StoppardDirected by James BohnenThru November 14th Buy TicketsRunning Time:  Two hours and ten minutes includes a ten minute intermission Reviewed by Katy Walsh Freedom of the press!  Free to do what?  Report the truth!  Who’s version?  Remy Bumppo presents NIGHT AND DAY.  Written... Read more »
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Review "After The Fall": A Swift Flawless Plunge into Revelation

Eclipse Theatre presents AFTER THE FALL At Greenhouse Theatre, 2257 N. Lincoln Written by Arthur Miller Directed by Steve Scott Thru August 22nd Buy Tickets Running Time:  Three hours includes a ten minute intermission   Reviewed by Katy Walsh   In a lifetime of memories, what kinds of insignificant moments of significance haunt an existence... Read more »