Blithe Spirit presented by Eclectic Full Contact Theatre at Skokie Theatre

Chicago Reader - Somewhat Recommended

"...Eclectic Full Contact's revival of Blithe Spirit at the Skokie Theatre, directed by Michael Woods, is amusing enough, but it shies away from exploring the underlying acid in Coward's premise: Is marriage itself a kind of living death? It's not entirely the production's fault."

Around The Town Chicago - Highly Recommended

"...This was a stellar performance by the Eclectic Full Contact Theatre Company, featuring a brilliant and convincing cast who handled this classic farce sensationally! Witty, funny, and smart, this nearly three-hour play (including intermission) went by in the blink of an eye. What a delight it was! How we were all howling with laughter! And how great it was to laugh together with a live audience!"

Third Coast Review - Recommended

"...What could be more fun for a summer theater outing than a frothy bit of Noel Coward? The English playwright is known for his wit and flamboyance and his script of Blithe Spirit offers all of these and more. Eclectic Full Contact Theatre brings one of Coward's funniest scripts to life, directed by Michael Woods, at the Skokie Theatre. The play is set in about 1940 in Kent, outside London."

Picture This Post - Somewhat Recommended

"...Ever heard of a stage 5 clinger? A person you're in a relationship with who just loves you so much they want all your attention. What if that person was your ex and still in love with you? What if that same person was your dead ex-wife come back from the other side and was determined to break up your current marriage by any means necessary? In BLITHE SPIRIT, one couple finds out the hard way what could happen to a relationship that never quite died."