Jeeves In Bloom presented by ShawChicago at Ruth Page Center For Arts

Windy City Times - Highly Recommended

"...Indeed, I can't imagine a philosophical interpretation of the brilliantly inane and vastly amusing stories of unflappable British manservant Reginald Jeeves and his upper-class twit of an employer, Bertie Wooster. These justly famous and enduring literary creations of P.G. Wodehouse now are over 100 years old and have lost none of their appeal or luster. There have been countless stage adaptations of the Jeeves short stories and novels, and Jeeves in Bloom is as good as any of them, created by Margaret Raether from several of the originals rather than adapted from a single source."

Stage and Cinema - Highly Recommended

"...The madcap complications merrily multiply as genius Wodehouse piles on the problems. Happily, thanks to Wodehouse’s wizard plot construction, the crises in effect cure themselves, with one character’s excess the solution to another’s absurdity."

Chicago Theatre Review - Highly Recommended

"...Employing the same oral techniques that have made this reader's theatre company such a popular source of smart entertainment for a quarter of a century, Robert Scogin again offers a breath of early Springtime to Chicago audiences. In the further adventures of Bertie Wooster and his faithful manservant Jeeves, adapted by the talented Margaret Raether, we have a newly delectable comedy of fairies, food and flighty amphibians. Love is, indeed, in the air but, fortunately for Bertie Wooster, Jeeves is able to reroute the passion to the rightful recipients."