Bask in the sugary goodness, Charlie....
Now don't think I'll post just any video on here, just 'cause it has a Unicorn in it! Um...
Hm....
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A blog started for the stage version of "The Last Unicorn," produced in Chicago in 2009, that is now about other nifty things.
Performance Dates:
The Last Unicorn
Played in Chicago from
October 16, 2009 to November 14, 2009
Presented by Promethean Theatre Ensemble
at City Lit Theater, 1020 W Bryn Mawr, Chicago
Interested in producing this version yourself? Check out
http://www.nextgenpublications.com/musicals-last-unicorn.htm
Played in Chicago from
October 16, 2009 to November 14, 2009
Presented by Promethean Theatre Ensemble
at City Lit Theater, 1020 W Bryn Mawr, Chicago
Interested in producing this version yourself? Check out
http://www.nextgenpublications.com/musicals-last-unicorn.htm
About Me
- Ed R
- I'm a director, actor, and occasional writer for the stage based in Chicago. As you might guess, I'm also completely obsessed (in a good way) with the work of Peter S. Beagle, especially his fantasy novel "The Last Unicorn;" so obsessed, in fact, that I adapted and directed an authorized stage version of it in 2009. Now that that's over, I do have more to say and other projects in the works. You can read about them here. Thanks for stopping by! Link to license the script for your own production: http://www.nextgenpublications.com/musicals-last-unicorn.htm ABOUT COMMENTS: I do moderate to weed out spammers and trolls; your comments may not appear immediately.
Links I Like
- Angry White Guy in Chicago (Don Hall)
- Bite and Smile (Joe Janes)
- Chris Jones' Blog at the Chicago Trib
- Ghostlight Chicago (Stephen Murray)
- Mike Daisey
- Mission Paradox (Adam Thurman)
- Promethean Theatre Ensemble
- Que j'ai rêvé (Paul Rekk)
- Steppenwolf Theatre's Blog
- Stilettos and Sneakers (Alexandra Billings)
- Storefront Rebellion (Kris Vire)
- Strange Tree Group's Blog
- The House Theatre's Blog
- TimeOut Chicago's Theater Section
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