Posts tagged "Katy Walsh"
"Living Large in a Mini Kind of Way" (Teatro Luna): Big Helping of Little Life-defining Moments
#119. As a server, I’ve worked with many Latinos over the years. That statement sounds politically incorrect but it’s true. Whereas Americans find the restaurant industry beneath them, Latinos are willing to work as dishwashers, food runners, bussers, or whatever job is open. They have arrived, often by questionable means, in the U.S. to seek... Read more »
"Take Her to See the Maco Lights" (Prologue Theatre): See It This Week
I do believe in ghosts. Not the terrorizing banshee types or the cemetery back-from-the-dead spooks, I believe my present is interconnected with the past and the future. A deja vu or prickly sensation is tethered to something that already happened or will happen. A friend once told me that he saw one of my crying... Read more »
"Crooked" (Rivendell Theatre): Straight-up Superb!
#117. High school!? A four year quest for peer acceptance. Egads! As I get older, the torture, the embarrassment, the awkwardness is muddled. The experience becomes less “Breakfast Club” poignant original and more “Facts of Life” silly reruns. Now, deformities and all, I go to all my class reunions. I banter with everyone. There are... Read more »
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"Romeo Juliet" (The Hypocrites): Full-Bodied Experience!
When someone invites me to their house, I expect to feel at home. Give me something to drink. Maybe something to eat. Ask me to take my shoes off but let me have the option of keeping them on. Make me feel welcomed and loved. And if a fight should breakout, ensure no one gets... Read more »
"Bombs, Babes and Bingo" (Mortar Theatre): Clever Premise
In moments of great sadness, I often swallow a great one liner or life musing. It’s a curse and a gift that in times of grief, I see humor. Funeral, break-up, argument, it doesn’t matter the situation – something funny usually occurs to me. Sometimes I give into sharing the joke. The comedic release can... Read more »
Off Book Chats Up Red Tape, Rivendell, Timeline, Redtwist, New Leaf and more!
Today, Chicago Theatre Off Book is reviewing exciting offerings from local theatre companies: “Elephant Graveyard” at RedTape Theatre, “The Cripple of Inishmaan” atRedtwist Theatre, “My Kind of Town” at TimeLine Theatre, and “Arcadia”at New Leaf Theatre. And we chat with special guests, James Palmer, Artistic Director at RedTape Theatre, Carrie Drapac, Ensemble Member at RedTape Theatre, Tara Mallen, Founder and Artistic Director of Rivendell Theatre... Read more »
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"Butcher of Baraboo" (A Red Orchid Theatre): Prime Cut of Comedy Marinated in Intrigue
#111. Secrets were fun when I was young. Knowing who cheated on a test, who liked liked someone, who pissed his pants was important. As I’ve gotten older, ‘it’s a secret‘ becomes a burdensome request. Knowing who cheated on his tax return, who liked liked someone’s husband, who pissed off her boss has lost it’s... Read more »
"Bang the Drum Slowly" (Raven Theatre): Male Bonding at Its Finest!
#114. Men have always mystified me. Having grown up with three sisters, I totally get every possible emotion for death, break-ups, or coupon expiration emitted by gals. I don’t always understand what a man is thinking or feeling. Their level of communication often is a grunt, a shrug, or a ‘whatever’. My ‘How do you... Read more »
[title of show] (Northlight Theatre): Clever Behind-The-Scenes Look
GEORGE: See, this should be a show. This is the show. JERRY: What? GEORGE: This. Just talking. JERRY: (dismissing) Yeah, right. GEORGE: I’m really serious. I think that’s a good idea. JERRY: Just talking? Well what’s the show about? GEORGE: It’s about nothing. -Seinfeld, Season 4, Episode 3 #112. Northlight Theatre presents [title of show]. ... Read more »
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"Sexy Baby" (Hell in a Handbag): Crowning A Sleazement
#113. I’m from a three generation tiara family. I have one. My mom has one. My niece has one. Sparkly accessory perched on a head?! We totally get it. Who doesn’t want to be crowned the winner? It doesn’t really matter if it’s awarded or self-appointed. Nothing dazzles like jeweled headgear. Hell in a Handbag... Read more »
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