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Original Works and Neglected Classics featured in 21st Annual Director's Festival at Bailiwick Repertory May-June 2008
The Director's Festival has become a tradition in Chicago, as the Bailiwick Repertory Theatre opens its doors to some of Chicago's finest up-and-coming directors to tackle a variety of original works. For the upcoming summer festival, the directors were asked to submit pieces that are either World Premieres, Chicago Premieres, or neglected works by classic authors or playwrights. 9 of the 15 plays are by Chicago playwrights; 8 are World Premieres!
Here is the complete schedule:
Group A May 26-28 at 7:30pm Windows Between by Janis Craft, Dir. Scott Illingsworth The Worst Mime in the Wolrd by Martin Mundt, Dir. Jason Economus. Here We Are by Dorothy Parker, Dir. Aggie Hewitt
Group B June 2-4 at 7:30pm Aria Da Capo by Edna St. Vincent Millay, Dir. Margo Gray Open, written and directed by Braden LuBell Pimp Me Now! by Tal Nardi, Dir. Stephen Riscica
Group C June 9-11 at 7:30pm The Interview by Corinne J. Kawecki, Dir. Whitney Dibo Pulverized! by Judy Klass, Dir. Rocco Alaya Sleep's Grim Sister by Josh Smith and Melissa Cook, Dir. Melissa Cook
Group D June 16-18 at 7:30pm Tricks by Barry Gifford, Dir. Jon Arndt The Heart of the Matter by Nick Izzo, Dir. Marc Muszynski The Sleeper Car by Mo McKibbin, Dir. Bethany Remely
Group E June 23-25 at 7:30pm Professions for Women by Virginia Woolf, Ad. and Dir. Jacklynn Jutting Pushing Daisies by Nathaniel Wright, Dir. Brandon Hayes Lear's Last adapted and directed by Stephen F. Murray
All tickets are $10 for all performances, and can be purchased by calling 773-883-1090 or on line at www.bailiwick.org.
Chicago Awards - Live Stats
Best Musical - Top 3
1.
RENT (Highland Park Players)
7.1% of votes
2.
HAIRSPRAY (Uptown Music Theater of Highland Park)