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archives 2012
Paradise Lost The Agency Theatre Collective
CHAPEL PROJECTS "Sky Lines" Robin Dluzen curated by MK Meador
archives 2011
Churchhill's "Far Away" Winterfall Chicago
"Musical of the Living Dead" Cowardly Scarecrow
"Nodes, Dead ends and New Starts" fall visual arts show curated by Andrew Rigsby
The Charnel House
Off Off Broadzway as guests of ARC Gallery and Educational Foundation
Manual Cinema ADA/AVA
Babes with Blades Fundraiser "Swing for Stash"
Naked Theatre "See you in the Mourning"
Chiara Mangiamelli "Tablao Flamenco"
The Alliance of Pentaphilic Curators
"The Observatory" Vincent Truman
Chicago Poetry Project "Dusts of the Sun" by Raymond Roussell
Stockholm Dance
The Paul Show visual arts show curated by Paul Klein
The Charnel House
archives 2010
"The Observatory" by Vincent Truman
"The DiningRoom" Appetite Theatre Co.
"Musical of the Living Dead" Cowardly Scarecrow
"An Unwholesome Attachment" Fall visual arts show curated by Duffy OConnor
"That pretty, pretty; or, the rape play"
The Charnel House
"In Love's Bright Coils" Genesis Ensemble
Chiara Mangiamellie Flamenco
Betty Gone Rock and Roll Musical
Flamenco Chicago
"Deus ex Machina" Spring visual arts show curated by Victoria Szilagyi
The Charnel House
archives 2009
Wishbone Theatre "Woman in Black"
Dean Evans "Magical Exploding Boy"
SCS Dance
"Seeing in Tongues" Fall visual arts show curated by Victoria Szilagyi
The Charnel House
Belly Dance Hafla with Jasmine Jahal Dance
APRIL
Marcantal's Play "Devour" takes an insider view into the lives of the rich, privileged, and rebellious youth of high society socialites. She explores the scary lengths that some will go to simply for a mention in the nightly entertainment tv news shows. In the over saturated market of celebrity news, it takes a lot to stand out.
More importantly she tells the story of a young, smart, and beautiful woman who has never quite felt like she fits in.
At the end of day, everyone's quest for love and acceptance is the same. For the rich, it just means that some blood may be shed. Who is ultimately responsible for the crimes we commit, the consumers, celebrities, or reporters? Would one exist without the other?
May 3rd - May 20th (Wednesdays -Saturdays at 8pm; Sundays at 2pm)
$10 Preview Ticket (May 3rd and May 4th ONLY)
$15 Student/Industry Ticket
$20 General Ticket
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