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*Unnecessary Farce* certainly isn’t food for thought, but its unsophisticated charm is a good taste of unabashedly crude comedy done right. And if madcap comedies aren't your thing, it's worth a trip to Oak Brook just to see Mayslake Peabody Estate. Exquisite! Read Full Story
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There is a lot to love about The Foreigner. It’s cuddly entertainment with a lingering message to be kind. With excellent acting, directing and design, this show is definitely a must-see. Highly Recommended. Read Full Story
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There is a lot to love about The Foreigner. It’s cuddly entertainment with a lingering message to be kind. With excellent acting, directing and design, this show is definitely a must-see. Highly Recommended. Read Full Story
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Ben Fort’s script wisely avoids the obvious jokes encompassing the Harry Potter franchise, aiming instead for a yarn that places itself in a slightly askew and a little more deviant world than the one we’ve come to love. Yeah, it’s fluff, but it’s adorably creative fluff. Recommended. Read Full Story
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Ben Fort’s script wisely avoids the obvious jokes encompassing the Harry Potter franchise, aiming instead for a yarn that places itself in a slightly askew and a little more deviant world than the one we’ve come to love. Yeah, it’s fluff, but it’s adorably creative fluff. Recommended. Read Full Story
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The beauty of *Barnum* is that, despite the magnitude of its subject matter, it’s a relatively small-scale show, and is an ideal fit for small but mighty Quest Theatre Ensemble. Despite some lackluster elements, *Barnum* is presented with confidence and heart that would make the legendary entrepreneur proud. Read Full Story
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The beauty of *Barnum* is that, despite the magnitude of its subject matter, it’s a relatively small-scale show, and is an ideal fit for small but mighty Quest Theatre Ensemble. Despite some lackluster elements, *Barnum* is presented with confidence and heart that would make the legendary entrepreneur proud. Read Full Story
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Though a disturbying story, Scenic Designer Scott Davis and Projections Designer Mike Stanfill create a fairytale-like feel. Branches hang from the ceiling. Kaleidoscope imagery on the backdrops continue to transform. A forest morphs into a child’s silhouette. It’s powerful! The Gingerbread House lingers long after the last disconcerting morsel. Read Full Story
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Though a disturbying story, Scenic Designer Scott Davis and Projections Designer Mike Stanfill create a fairytale-like feel. Branches hang from the ceiling. Kaleidoscope imagery on the backdrops continue to transform. A forest morphs into a child’s silhouette. It’s powerful! The Gingerbread House lingers long after the last disconcerting morsel. Read Full Story
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Jeremy Menekseoglu’s script is as fascinating as its staging. Peter Pan’s Shadow is not a direct adaptation of Barrie’s work but a conscientious embodiment of the tale’s underlying themes. What happens when one decides not to grow up? How does that affect family, friends, would-be lovers? Highly Recommended. Read Full Story
