Someone Else's Nowhere presented by 611 Theatre Company at The Den Theatre

Around The Town Chicago - Recommended

"...The original work they are doing is called "Someone Else's Nowhere" , written by Madeleine Bohn. This is a short, one act play that runs about 70 minutes in length and has a rare ending. In fact, this is a play that ends with the house lights coming up, leaving some of the actors on stage, enjoying a well-deserved picnic meal."

Ben Kaye Words - Not Recommended

"...Though their van has been demolished at the top of the show, Bohn still keeps the narrative wheels spinning long enough that the final "twist" becomes sadly quite obvious sooner than one would hope. Without giving too much away; the show ends with no curtain call, with the remaining actors on stage morosely feasting upon a lavish meal set before them, as we slowly shuffle our way out of the theater. It's such an apt metaphor that you almost wish it were intentional; SixEleven Theatre Company clearly have the means to keep themselves fed, but we don't even get a crumb."