The second play in Mark Pracht’s projected “Four-Color Trilogy” of plays set during the early years of the comic book industry, The Innocence of Seduction examines the 1950s Congressional investigation into the supposed link between comic books and juvenile delinquency, and the effect of the investigation on the careers of three persons: William Gaines, the originator of the horror genre of comic books; Matt Baker, a Black closeted gay artist of romance comics; and Janice Valleau, creator of a pioneering comics feature starring a woman detective.
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Waitress
PARAMOUNT THEATRE (2/12 - 3/30) | |
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I and You
Citadel Theatre (2/21 - 3/23)
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The Book of Grace
Steppenwolf Theatre Company (3/27 - 5/18) | |
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Mauritius by Theresa Rebeck
The Barrington Theater (4/25 - 5/11) | |
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Ghosts: A Slow Theatre Ritual for Mental Health & Collective Healing
The Little Studio at the Fine Arts Building (3/19 - 3/20) | |
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Lyric in Concert: A Wondrous Sound
Lyric Opera House (4/16 - 4/19) | |
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Bob Blazier Run for the Arts
Raue Center For The Arts (5/4 - 5/4) | |
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Funny Like an Abortion
Chicago Danztheatre Ensemble (3/10 - 3/30) | |
Hello Again: Eric Gutman Sings Neil Diamond
Marriott Theatre (3/17 - 3/18) | ||
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The Lennon Project
Raue Center For The Arts (5/3 - 5/3) | |
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