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Chicago Theatre Off Book Chicago Theatre Off Book: Dec. 2, 2011 Ed.
During our holiday hiatus, Chicago Theatre Off Book is featuring its first-ever GAM-fest! It’s back to back episodes of our popular “Got A Minute?” segment. The one-minute audio plays feature playwrights’ work performed by our local theatre talent. We invite you to listen up and enjoy this inaugural GAM-fest! In addition, we welcome any writers’ submission(s) for production consideration.
This episode of Chicago Theatre Off Book is partially underwritten by the STEP Fund.
Shot phrase of the show: ‘In a World…’
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Chicago Theatre Off Book Chicago Theatre Off Book: Nov. 18, 2011 Ed.
It’s another round of Chicago Theatre Off Book on Chicago Independent Radio Project, CHIRP! This week, we review local theatre offerings featuring forbidden lovers, naughty bunnies and murderous dictators. Later, we chat with Molly Brennan from Barrel of Monkeys and 500 Clown, and Roni Geva with “Love, Loss and What I Wore.” This episode of Chicago Theatre Off Book was partially underwritten by The STEP Fund.
Shot word of the show: Comedy
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Artist Interviews Architecture in Helsinki
Architecture in Helsinki shows are high energy alt-pop extravaganzas. Their catchy melodies and fun, playful lyrics create an environment where it’s welcomed and encouraged to both smile and dance around like a kid; and this Monday night (11/21) at the Metro, CHIRP Welcomes Architecture in Helsinki back to Chicago.
AiH frontman Cameron Bird sat down with CHIRP Radio’s Blake Burkhart for a chat about the visual nature of his band, his admiration of Grace Jones and a recent moment in his career that he considers a “massive honor.”
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Artist Interviews Tim Kinsella
Best known as the front man of Cap’n Jazz and Joan of Arc, Tim Kinsella is now a published author. His first novel, The Karaoke Singer’s Guide to Self-Defense, was published by Chicago’s own Featherproof Books.
Kinsella invited CHIRP DJ Dylan Peterson over to his apartment to talk about his latest projects, including Joan of Arc’s live soundtrack to Charlie Chaplin’s His New Job at the Chicago Book Expo in Uptown.
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Chicago Theatre Off Book Chicago Theatre Off Book: Nov. 11, 2011 Ed.
It’s another round ofChicago Theatre Off Book on Chicago Independent Radio Project, CHIRP! This week, we review local theatre offerings looking at life in 1670’s England, 2011’s Inner City, 1950’s Americana. Special guests country singing sensations Doyle and Debbie are in the studio sharing their backstories and songs from The Doyle & Debbie Show. I’ll tell you what… it’s fun! Y’all have a listen and let us know what you think. This episode of Chicago Theatre Off Book was partially underwritten by The STEP Fund.
Shot word of the show: Dolly.
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