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Today, Chicago Theatre Off Book is reviewing exciting offerings from local theatre companies: “Electra” at Mary Arrchie Theatre, “A Steady Rain” at Chicago Commercial Collective and “Crowns” at Goodman Theatre.
And we have Special Guests: Leigh Barrett, Artistic Director of Babes with Blades and Marketta P. Wilder, starring as Yolanda in “Crowns” at Goodman Theatre. And of course, we have 2 new Got A Minute? segments from local playwrights.
This July 20, 2012 episode of Chicago Theatre Off Book was partially underwritten by The Alliance.
Shot word of the day: hat
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George A. Romero. Wes Craven. John Carpenter. These three icons revolutionized the horror genre of cinema during the late 1960s and ’70s via films like Night of the Living Dead, The Hills Have Eyes, and Halloween — movies that were particularly attuned to the American zeitgeist at the time.
Why do many credit this trio of directors with ushering in a second “golden age” of horror? In what ways do we still feel their influence today? Returning as my guest is Kendall Phillips, a professor of communications at Syracuse University and the author of the new book Dark Directions: Romero, Craven, Carpenter, and the Modern Horror Film.
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Today, Chicago Theatre Off Book is reviewing exciting offerings from local theatre companies: “Magic Parlour” at The Palmer House, “The Gacy Play” by Sideshow Theatre and “The Lover” by Soul Theatre.
Our special guests are Evan Jackson, Artistic Director at Idle Muse Theatre and Nick Sandys, Artistic Director at Remy Bumppo. And of course, we have 2 new Got A Minute? segments from local playwrights.
This July 13, 2012 episode of Chicago Theatre Off Book was partially underwritten by The Alliance.
Shot word of the day: artistic
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CHIRP DJ Dylan Peterson met up with Nick Zammuto (founder of The Books) under the marquee of the Chicago Theater before his new band’s show with Explosions in the Sky. They talked about the death of The Books, how family affects art, Steve Reich vs. John Cage, and new nostalgia.
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David James aka Good Drinking Whiskey & HL Harper aka Number 9
Where: Washington Park
“We just won’t let it die.”
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