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The Passion of Boudicca
Coming this September Poster by Joan Varitek The Passion of Boudicca will be performed in rep with The Wayward Women, this September.
Measure For Measure: 2nd Night Photos
New photos are up from our last night of Measure For Measure! “Some rise by sin, and some by virtue fall.” Happenstance moved us into a new venue for our closing show, but this proved quite a benefit for photos. The … Continue reading
The Cast of The Wayward Women
THE WAYWARD WOMEN CAST All tickets are FREE! The Wayward Women will be staged at Chase Park (4701 N Ashland) with the generous cooperation of Fury Theatre. PERFORMANCE DATES: September 10 (5pm) September 15 (7:30pm) September 17 (5pm) September 23 (7:30pm) … Continue reading
New Photos: Measure For Measure
New photos are up from our first night of Measure For Measure! “Some rise by sin, and some by virtue fall.” The rest of the photos here.
Ensemble Sought for The Passion of Boudicca
We Three is looking to cast an Ensemble of six performers for our September production of The Passion of Boudicca. We are seeking experienced actor-combatants. The Passion of Boudicca is a new Elizabethan-style verse play following the military campaign of … Continue reading
The Cast of The Passion of Boudicca
THE PASSION OF BOUDICCA CAST All tickets are FREE! The Passion of Boudicca will be staged at Chase Park (4701 N Ashland) with the generous cooperation of Fury Theatre. PERFORMANCE DATES: September 7, 8, 9, 14, 16, 21, 22, 29, … Continue reading
The Wayward Women Returns to Chicago!
We Three are exceptionally excited to share that The Wayward Women will be returning to Chicago this September! The story of two querulous knights in a post-war culture, The Wayward Women takes place on the Illyria-esque isle of Amosa, where … Continue reading
Beyond the Breach: Babes with Blades gives us a “Henry V” worth seeing AND hearing
Right off the top, I must say: I cannot remember the last time I saw a Shakespeare play where so many actors knew what they were saying and why they were saying it. Shakespeare is done to death because it … Continue reading