The Annoyance Christmas Pageant, a tribute to the late comedian Pat Brice, and more goings-on around town the weekend of 11/17-11/19
Tag: Neo-Futurarium
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Open House Chicago, and more of the best things to do in Chicago this weekend
The Annoyance Theatre’s 30th anniversary party, Robot Riot at Emporium Arcade Bar, and more happenings from October 13-15
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That’s Weird Grandma: Attack of the Phantom of the BBQ and more of the best things to do in Chicago this week
The film program “Remnants of a Dream” at Gallery 400, Art on Clark, and more happenings from July 17-20
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Chicago Zombie March, Logan Square Arts Festival, and more things to do in Chicago this weekend
The Chicago Mariachi Festival, the Neo-Futurists’ 30 Queer Plays in 60 Straight Minutes, and more happenings from June 23-25
Posted inArts & Culture
Blood at the Root, The? Unicorn? Hour?, and eight more new theater reviews
A drama based on the Jena Six and an unclassifiable show at the Neo-Futurarium are among this week’s best bets.
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Neo-Futurists reject their founder’s attempt to blame Trump
The ensemble script a future without Too Much Light.
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Mike Mother, Best of Enemies, The 180 Degree Rule, and eight more stage shows to see now
A Neo-Futurist show, a drama about an almost unimaginable alliance, and a satire of Hollywood’s golden age are among the hits this week.
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Steppenwolf’s The Flick, BoHo Theatre’s Fugitive Songs, and 13 more new stage shows
Fifteen new reviews of stage shows including limited runs of Cabaret and the one-man show Sancho: An Act of Remembrance.
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Haymaker puts a recursive spin on an adolescent adventure tale
NeoFuturist Trevor Dawkins revives Haymaker, a screenplay he wrote at age 13.
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Reader’s Agenda Mon 1/13: That’s Weird, Grandma, the Ox King, and Extinct Entities
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Monday, January 13
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Reader’s Agenda Sun 1/5: Too Much Light, Here’s the Story, and Sam Prekop
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Sunday, January 5
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Too Much Light at 25: An oral history
The Neo-Futurists reflect on a quarter century of their forever-running show, Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind.
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The transcendent horror of Burning Bluebeard
The Ruffians revive Burning Bluebeard, a sweet tale of catastrophe.
