Photo Flash: Signal Ensemble Theatre Remounts Hit Jukebox Musical AFTERMATH Thru 12/12
Signal Ensemble Theatre presents the remount of the hit jukebox musical "Aftermath," written and directed by co-artistic director Ronan Marra, as the second show of their eighth season. Brian Jones, founder and original leader of The Rolling Stones, was perhaps most famous for his mysterious death at age 27. Jones's lasting impact on rock ‘n roll was masked behind his sexual escapades, high profile relationships and drug induced arrests. Spanning the years 1966-1969, "Aftermath," a drama with the actors playing live music, maps the rise and fall of a troubled genius whose legacy was overshadowed by the very band he created. The show runs about 90 minutes with no intermission. Marra received a Jeff nomination for Best New Work for his last new play "Landslide" (produced by Signal in 2005).
The Signal Ensemble Theatre, 1802 West Berenice Ave., Chicago, IL 60613-2720. Street parking available on Ravenswood and Berenice (runs one way going west) CTA Brown line EL stops Irving Park and Addison. CTA busses #80-Irving Park, #152-Addison, #50-Damen, #11-Lincoln. Handicapped accessibleOpens Saturday, November 6, 2010, 8 p.m. and Closes Sunday, December 12 (updated ending date; must close 12/12) Runs Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m., and Sundays at 3 p.m. Added show on Monday, November 15, 8p.m. NO SHOWS on Thanksgiving weekend, November 25-28TICKETS: 773-347-1350; www.signalensemble.com CAST: Ensemble members Vincent Lonergan (ensemble) Simone Roos (Anita), AaRon Snook (Brian, guitar, sitar and dulcimer), Joseph Stearns (Keith, guitar), Bries Vannon (Charlie, drums), and Philip Winston (ensemble); with guest artists Dylan Stuckey (Bill, bass), Nick Vidal (Mick, vocals), and Andrew Yearick (George, guitar).Photo Credit: Johnny Knight
Mick (Nick Vidal) and Brian (AaRon Snook)
Charlie (Bries Vannon) and Mick (Nick Vidal)
Keith (Joseph Stearns) and Mick (Nick Vidal)
Brian (AaRon Snook, left), (Vincent Lonergan, center) and Mick (Nick Vidal, right)
Brian (AaRon Snook, left) talks to a reporter (Vincent Lonergan, center) and Mick (Nick Vidal, right)
Brian (AaRon Snook)
Brian (AaRon Snook) and Mick (Nick Vidal)
Brian (AaRon Snook) and Anita (Simone Roos)
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