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Trap Door Theatre to Honor Local Artists Featured in THEY

By: Nov. 27, 2017
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Trap Door Theatre presents... Show within a show, a reception for the artists featured in the production of THEY. Written by Stanislaw I. Witkiewicz. Translated by Daniel Geroul.d Adapted and directed by Beata Pilch.

Trap Door is proud to feature work from local artists in their upcoming production of THEY. The work will be featured throughout the run, with a special reception following the performance on Friday, December 8.

Featured Artists: Kevin Moeller, Brain Morgan, Marzena Bukowska, Robin Rios, CJ Hungerman, Lovietta Simpkins, George Bowles, Poppy G, Bernadette Zawiesjska, Michael Garvey, ter Arts Zawitkowska, Alex XII- Paintings/artwork.

Cast: Featuring Mary-Kate Arnold, Daniel Chenard, Halie Ecker, Adam Huizenga, and Carl Wisniewski. Assistant Director Sami Ismat/ Sound Designer Danny Rockett/ Lighting Design Richard Norwood /Set Design Stefan Roseen /Costume Design Rachel Sypniewski/Graphic Design Michal Janicki/Video Design David Holcombe/Dramaturge Milan Pribisic/Stage Managers Mihta Garan and Elizabeth Melio When:

Opens: Thursday, December 7, 2017 at 8PM
Closes: Saturday, January 13, 2017 at 8PM
Runs: Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays at 8PM Admission: $20 on Thursdays and Fridays; $25 on Saturdays, with a special Holiday 2-for-1 Admission on Thursdays and Fridays

Trap Door Theatre is located at 1655 West Cortland Ave. Chicago, IL 60622. For information/reservations, call 773-384-0494. To purchase online, go to www.trapdoortheatre.com.

"They are running everything but no one knows who THEY actually are?" Using the text of Stanislaw Witkiewicz, They examines who THEY are and if the secret government really exists. They tragically examines how the beauty in love and art is poisoned by the toxic remedy of normalization and the destruction of freedom and imagination.

Image Credit: Bernadette Zawiejska



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