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| That's Weird, Grandma |
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Barrel Of Monkeys at
Neo-Futurists |
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| An assortment of scenes and songs created by Chicago Public School students and produced by actors, musicians, comedians and playwrights. The hour-long show changes each week, based on audience votes. |
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| The Three Musketeers |
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Lifeline Theatre |
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| In pursuit of his dream of becoming a Musketeer, young d'Artagnan travels to Paris, where he befriends the legendary Three Inseparables: Athos, Porthos, and Aramis. His acts of bravery catch the eye of King Louis XIII, but ensnare d'Artagnan in the deadly schemes of Cardinal Richelieu and the beautiful, yet depraved, Milady Clarik. When Constance, the love of his life, is kidnapped on the eve of war, d'Artagnan must weigh his loyalties to king and country, comrades-in-arms, and the callings of his heart. Journey from Paris to London, from countryside taverns to glittering palaces, from a humble Gascon farm to the siege of La Rochelle, in an epic tale of passion, intrigue, and adventure. |
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| The Timey Wimey Fantastic Brilliant Extravaganza |
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RBP Rorschack |
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| A handful of actors, a colorful scarf, a bowtie (they're cool...), a screwdriver, a robot dog, a big blue box, and an adventure nearly 50 years in the making... The Timey Wimey Fantastic Brilliant Extravaganza (Geronimo!): The ultimate loveletter to the most infamous doctor the universe has ever known. |
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| Tommy Gun's Garage |
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Tommy Gun's Garage |
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| The restaurant-cabaret presents a Roaring 20s-themed musical comedy revue in a speakeasy seting, with dining and drinking integrated into the show. |
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| Too Much Light Makes The Baby Go Blind |
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Neo-Futurists |
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| Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind is the theater's signature show and one of the longest-running shows in Chicago. A one-hour blitz of 30 extremely brief plays, it changes every week as ensemble members add new plays. |
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| Treats |
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Redtwist Theatre |
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| Dave, a rogue-ish, ill-tempered bloke, recently dumped by his girlfriend, Ann, insinuates himself into her new relationship with good-natured, Patrick. Dave is a crafty and clever guy who, though nearly despised by Ann, maneuvers himself back into contention as a legitimate candidate for her affection. Where does that leave the kind and good-natured, Patrick? Regarding love triangles, does anyone ever win one of these things? |
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| Uncle Bob |
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Mary-Arrchie Theatre at
Angel Island Theater |
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| Uncle Bob is a man who is diagnosed with AIDS and is being visited by his nephew, Josh. This visit is not exactly a welcome one but a necessary one as these two people need to cling together in order to give some meaning to their lives. As they jaw at one another and literally fight with each other, desperate measures are taken to actually come to a common ground where they can actually listen to one another. They find that they cannot live with each other or without each other. Uncle Bob is a story about family, love, life and truth and whatever it takes to get to that truth. |
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| Why Do Fools Fall In Love? |
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Fox Valley Repertory |
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| Millie's getting married! And when three of her girlfriends (boy-crazy Sally, very shy Florence, and young tag along Dee Dee) throw her a bachelorette party, the girls end up sharing more than a great time - after tequila shots and Snowball sugar highs, they dive into the age old questions about love, marriage, and the overwhelming dating game. Featuring classic 1960s songs like "My Boy Lollipop," "I Will Follow Him," "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me" and more, this uplifting comedy reaffirms that true friendship will unveil its everlasting strength-and it does so with a rockin' beat! |
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| Yellow Moon |
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Writers' Theatre |
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| Boy meets girl…and now they’re on the run. This is the ballad of Leila and Lee—a modern-day Bonnie and Clyde who learn that they aren’t alone in the world the night that they discover each other. Their wild ramble across the Scottish highlands in search of an absent father is told in a series of lyrical narratives that will immerse audiences in the action, forging a breathless drama of beauty in the darkness. |
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