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Today, Chicago Theatre Off Book is reviewing exciting offerings from local theatre companies:
"The Opponent" at A Red Orchid Theatre
"Down and Derby" by The New Colony
"Porn" by Theatre-Y
Our Special Guests are Director William Brown, Actor Nate Burger and Actor Steve Haggard for "Wasteland" at Timeline Theatre and Producing Artistic Director Adrian Danzig with 500 Clown. Plus, we have two new "Got A Minute?" segments from our guests' current shows: An excerpt from "Wasteland" at Timeline Theatre and an excerpt from "500 Clown Frankenstein" by 500 Clown
This November 16, 2012 episode of Chicago Theatre Off Book was partially underwritten by MARTY'S MARTINI BAR.
Shot word of the day: fascinating
Hosted by Actor Joshua J. Volkers and Reviewer Katy Walsh from The Fourth Walsh, Off Book is where Chicago meets to discuss artistic innovation.
500 Days to 50 is chronicling a daily journey to a milestone. Follow @ thefourthwalsh and @ 500daysto50 on Twitter
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Chicago rock group Cains & Abels released their second full-length album My Life Is Easy on Whistler Records in March 2012. Life Is Easy represents an honest, beautifully crafted tale of nature-inspired lyrics rooted in stories of struggle.
Katie Owens sat down with David Sampson & Josh Ippel over beer, sans koozies, in a River North loft to delve into the meaning of C/A’s stories illustrated on their latest album, discuss hearing silence, and discover what makes their lives easy.
(produced by Ben Sutherland)
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Where: The Loop
“Chicago helps.”
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Today, Chicago Theatre Off Book has a special STRANGETREE episode. This past summer, Oliver Sava was the lucky winner of an Off Book show dedicated to the theatre company of his choice. He chose Strangetree Group. Oliver joins us in reviewing exciting offerings from local theatre companies: “Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson” by Bailiwick Chicago, “Pontypool” by Strawdog Theatre, “Kinky Boots” by Broadway in Chicago and “Trainspotting USA” at Theater Wit. And then we invite Strangetree Group into the studio to talk about “Funeral Wedding: The Alvin Play.” Plus, we have an excerpt from the show as our “Got A Minute?” segment.
This October 26, 2012 episode of Chicago Theatre Off Book was partially underwritten by MARTY’S MARTINI BAR.
Shot Word of the Day: strangetree
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Chicago’s high energy group JC Brooks and the Uptown Sound have wowed audiences all over the city with their brand of soulful rock. They’ve made a name for themselves as a vivacious live act that could rival the most spirited in Chicago or anywhere else. This reputation has sent them touring the US and internationally, picking up some very famous admirers and acquaintances along the way. Listen to CHIRP Radio’s Blake Burkhart as he interviewed the guys backstage at Lollapalooza 2012. JC Brooks and the Uptown Sound headlined one of the Metro’s 30th anniversary shows on November 21st, 2012.
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