Chicago Theatre Off Book Chicago Theatre Off Book: October 12, 2012 Ed.

Today, Chicago Theatre Off Book is reviewing exciting offerings from local theatre companies: “Sunday in the Park with George” by Chicago Shakespeare Theater, “Geography of a Horse Dreamer” by Mary Arrchie Theatre, and “HooDoo Love” by Collective Theatre. Our special guests are Brett Neveu, Playwright of “The Opponent” and A Red Orchid Theatre company member, and writer Irvine Welsh and Actor Shane Kenyon on “Trainspotting USA.” And of course, we have a new Got A Minute? segment from a local playwright.

This October 12, 2012 episode of Chicago Theatre Off Book was partially underwritten by MARTY’S MARTINI BAR .

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Review Round-up:
“Sunday in the Park with George” by Chicago Shakespeare Theater
“Geography of a Horse Dreamer” by Mary Arrchie Theatre
“HooDoo Love” by Collective Theatre

Special Guests:
Brett Neveu, Playwright of “The Opponent” and a Red Orchid Theatre company member
Writer Irvine Welsh and actor Shane Kenyon on “Trainspotting USA”

Got A Minute?
“An American Conversation in Recent American History Minute” Episode #10 written by Brett Neveu

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