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Two years after Greg Allen pulled Too Much Light, the Neo-Futurists continue with The Infinite Wrench
The hourlong series of microplays remains exhilarating and vital.
The Neo-Futurists’ latest is too much like Too Much Light . . .
Served in bites, The Food Show supplies just a few good tastes.
American Hwangap, Matt Damon Improv, and 12 more stage and comedy shows to see now
A Korean-American family drama and an all-female Annoyance troupe are among this week’s best bets.
The lights go down on Too Much Light
The Neo-Futurists’ final performance of their flagship show retained the vitality of its initial run back in 1988.
Ten surprising stories from the year in Chicago culture
From Theater on the Lake to spaceship on the park, 2016 was a weird time in the city.
Neo-Futurists reject their founder’s attempt to blame Trump
The ensemble script a future without Too Much Light.
The Neo-Futurists bring digital entertainment into their analog world
Analog entertainment meets digital as the Neo-Futurists perform video game-related plays at this weekend’s special edition of Too Much Light Makes The Baby Go Blind.
In Bare-Knuckled Lit, Write Club’s greatest hits pack a wallop
Write Club’s greatest hits pack a wallop in the new essay collection Bare-Knuckled Lit.
Haymaker puts a recursive spin on an adolescent adventure tale
NeoFuturist Trevor Dawkins revives Haymaker, a screenplay he wrote at age 13.
The 25th annual Rhinofest isn’t getting old
Performing kids and a tribute to Jenny Magnus fill Prop Thtr for Rhinofest’s 25th anniversary
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
My past history with the Neo-Futurists
A Reader cover story on the Neo-Futurists reintroduces some familiar names.
Too much chaos makes The Sovereign Statement go wrong
The Neo-Futurists’ new The Sovereign Statement show starts out well, then confuses itself.